I may have mentioned once or twice that I’ve been having digestive issues for the past several months. For that reason I’ve been living on an extremely low-calorie, low-fat, low-acid, non-dairy, non-carbonated, non-processed, soft, bland diet. We’re talking about the grilled chicken, applesauce, oatmeal, pretzels, and iced tea kind of low-fat bland here. While it can be incredibly boring and somewhat problematic while traveling or dining with friends, it has one beneficial side effect: I’m…
* Post 3 things you’ve done in your lifetime that you don’t think anybody else on your friends list has done.* See if anybody else responds with “I’ve done that.”* Have your friends cut & paste this into their journal to see what unique things they’ve done in their life. Made my television debut as a child on the “Mr. Knozit” show as the Rabbit Lady’s daughter and assistant “wabbit wrangler”. (Local S.C. children’s program, similar…
Here it is late June already. How did that happen? The Etsy event last week was a learning experience. (Translation: Slow. Really slow.) Yep. Hobby. Definitely a hobby. I did enjoy getting out there and setting stuff up, as well as the good company and assistance of dragonet2 during the evening. I’m not sure the craft fair thing is my cup of tea. I’m more the hang-it-and-run-away sort of person. In other news, my sweetie…
I had a nice chat with “my” accountant, and I feel much better now. My artistic endeavors still qualify as a hobby. Should that change (and now I know where the threshold is), I know who to call and what to do. Yay!
I’ve been chasing down the details to get a business license, so that I can legally sell my art. The state of Missouri has been pretty laid back about the whole thing. Helpful call center folks who tell me to what I need to do, what is required, what is optional, and how much it’s gonna cost me. As an artist/crafter, I don’t need any special license, just a sales tax number. The tax division…
