5000characters: The Accountasaurus hunts for his prey, a baby deduct-billed dinosaur. Don’t forget your taxes, everybody!
Author: jenbokoff
The NYT was actually funny today, or at least appealed to my sense of humor. Really love the loophole, Chinese lessons, and the that/which deduction. Happy filing, freelancers.
Foursquare – a one month adventure
Beginning tomorrow, i will begin a one month foursquare adventure. If I like it, maybe I’ll stay; if not, I’ll quit and never do it again. Motivation: I made fun of Twitter for being just plain silly, said I’d try it if ever I had a weird urge to tweet twice in one day, had that… Continue reading Foursquare – a one month adventure
welivewithyou: season two, episode one: many trials we try out a bunch of stuff. and this is the best episode ever. no kidding. this is season 2 of my video podcast with bff/roommate steve spillman. It’s pretty great, actually.(Source: http://blip.tv/)
I got your voicemail. It sounded like a burp. Was that you? Was that intentional, or not? Sometimes I just don’t know. My friend in a voicemail to me. I have no idea what she was talking about, but if it was me, I’d have been much more intentionally or unintentionally funny than that.
Alabama is a weird place.
There are some strange tax laws out there (yes, I google these things, try it sometime). Folks living in Alabama should buy their playing cards somewhere else. According to their state tax code (40-12-144): …every person, firm, corporation, club or association within the State of Alabama which sells or stores or uses or otherwise consumes… Continue reading Alabama is a weird place.
New element!
Yesterday, scientists officially added Copernicium (Cu) as element 112 to the periodic table. But thts old news; they were just feuding over who discovered it in 1996. Logistical stuff. EXCITING though is the synthesizing of unnamed super element 117. It has cool radioactive decay properties. And who knows when it will get a name.New element!
Tonight’s sky, wherever you are.
This is a cool website that lets you put your zip code in and see what stars are right above you. Sometimes I miss the stars in the city, but you can still see them on a clear night from a roof or something. I like the idea of that. the sky in 10009, looking… Continue reading Tonight’s sky, wherever you are.
Things you should try sdrawkcab more often
walk or run solve a problem make a sandwich zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcba watch a movie (of the Memento sort, or the Lion King sort) (un)learn a skill no lemon, no melon. shower read a newspaper eat a meal write a story
Failure inspires success. NY Post headline, circa Summer 2009
Jen Bokoff 
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