Understanding written instructions for tax forms can feel like deciphering an ancient language, where every line seems to lead you deeper into a maze of confusion and frustration. It's as if the instructions were designed to be a riddle, leaving you wondering if you need a tax expert or a magic wand to make sense of it all. It's a maze. You begin one form and it says you need the answer to another form before you can continue. So you go to the next form and it says you need t

I am eyeball deep in doing the taxes. That's one thing that's happening right now. I am looking at habits. Habits formed in childhood and those I purposely worked on making as a young adult, as an adult, and now as an old gal. That's another thing that's happening right now in my little world. When I was a kid my family moved around a lot. I was raised up half in the city and half on farms. We lived in Ohio - in the city, in Georgia - in the swamp, in Texas - in a dustbowl, a

Here is the last post for now on this Series. Keep in mind that the initial cost for items will make the meal cost more than it will next time you make it as well as make other meals cost less. It's up to you if you feel that meal is worth the extra expense and it's also okay to leave out some ingredients. Substitutions are always an option. This is another of my favorite meals. I don't serve this one often because it does cost a little more per serving than many of my other