For the second time this
week, my husband is out blowing snow this morning. I measured nine inches on
the deck just now. My husband had blown the snow off of the deck on Sunday and I
hadn’t measured it then, but it was a bunch. I don’t know where we are going to
put it anymore. It is only January 17; we have at least two more months of snow
ahead of us.
I didn’t get any writing done
this week. After my nightly stint of shoveling the front step and clearing a path
across the deck, I spent two nights working on the Nonprofit. We have Kenyan
items for sale now on Etsy and I also worked on our three-year projected
budget.
Has anyone else out there
ever started a Nonprofit organization and applied for tax exempt status? I think
I have asked that before and based on previous responses, I believe we have our
work cut out for us. I think they make it so challenging to get tax exempt
status just so fly-by-night outfits get discouraged and don’t pursue it.
Just like the snow, we gotta
keep shoveling. We will get this done, and Tumaini Volunteers will be taking in
donations and sending volunteers to Kenya before you know it.
The other thing I spent my
time on this week was dreaming about vacations. I know. With all the snow outside
that seems a worthwhile pursuit.
Have a good weekend.
Hard to get a picture of snow. It is all white.
4 comments:
We'll get a thaw later this month or in February so we can start anew, especially with March snows.
Good luck getting all the paperwork and tax business completed. As for snow. Arg! Shoveling is highly over rated! Have a great week. :)
My husband got the snow off the roof today, it took him 5 hours, he thinks it might be the most in the 24 years we have been here, then I reminded him that he usually does it every 2 snowfalls, his replay--your right!!
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