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As Forrest Gump (and anyone with a sweet tooth) knows, life is like a box of chocolates – you never know what you’re going to get. But there are some life changes that you can prepare for, especially when it comes to doing your taxes. If you got married, changed jobs, or moved homes in 2007 – or plan to do so in 2008 – you’ll want to make sure you’re accounting for the change in lifestyle.
- March 9th, 2008, 02:38 pm
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eharmonyadvice, wrote :
As Forrest Gump (and anyone with a sweet tooth) knows, life is like a box of chocolates – you never know what you’re going to get. But there are some life changes that you can prepare for, especially when it comes to doing your taxes. If you got married, changed jobs, or moved homes in 2007 – or plan to do so in 2008 – you’ll want to make sure you’re accounting for the change in lifestyle.
Maybe it comes down to a choice between the soft centers or the caramels?

If a person is unhappy with his or her lifestyle...a change might be the best thing to consider? But are you willing to relinquish what you have based on a promise for something that may or may not be better?

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- March 9th, 2008, 02:41 pm
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Change in lifestyle finds me wondering do i want to continue dating? Or do I want to continue filling my time with extras to keep me busy so i dont find the companion. I love being single - AND i love dating - and eventually I will find the right one for me - if i havent already BUT going from a totally single lifestyle to one with a companion is fraught with stress cos Mr/Ms Right may not necessarily understand/believe you have 4 of 5 nights already regularly taken up by other things they may not be a part of and cannot be a part of for what ever reason. Surely you were just sitting at home waiting for them to call and didnt have a life? Or are they as busy as you during and after work and both have to make an appointment to catch up!

I like hard centres or orange cremes! Eitherway, Forest eventually spoke what we all needed to here - "there's and awful lot you can tell about a person by their shoes - where they goin' where they been - i've worn alots of shoes" You can tell a lot abot a person by their attitude to their shoes and their attitude to other people when they have changes in their life style

Enjoy your day - JJ







- March 10th, 2008, 09:57 pm
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Like the part of thinking about a home and the tax advantages?

The thought that comes to mind as promotions goes or suggestions for future promotional

ads....does it cost more

to compare the two types of filingBEFORE FILINGa simple standard deduction versus itemized

deduction? This would

be a good perk as many of us are too lazy at times, to try alternate scenerios as change, like

in Deal or No Deal when Howey's final message is "you bought the case but did you get a good

deal?> Hope you made or will make a GREAT deal!
- April 2nd, 2008, 05:25 am
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