No Rest for the Wicked

Seriously.

It's been a seven day per week work schedule for a while, punctuated by attempts to practice in whatever fifteen to sixty minute intervals of downtime I can find. But that's all right. I chose this. I'd rather live the constant adrenaline rush of playing and teaching music than spend 9 to 5 Monday through Friday cozying up to the Internal Revenue Code. And trying to ferret out the truth lying beneath all of the "Just put down the same number as last year" or "I don't have to report my cash income, do I?" scenarios accountants are treated to. Now that the IRS has decided to impose major penalties on those CPAs, EAs, and attorneys who don't exercise "due diligence" in preparing taxes---due diligence = I practically have to audit you myself before I can prepare your return---the accounting life is even less appealing than before.

But, damn, I need a day off. Just to practice. Or clean my kitchen. Or go out for breakfast.

But, in the meantime, I found a fun site to click on when I'm taking an online break from all those frantic email exchanges I've been having with students and contractors.

Because, even though I'm technically not 100% white, that site describes me way more than I'd like to admit.

Good thing I can laugh at myself.