Cookin' the Books

Well, I had posted something a few days ago, but our friends at Blogger misplaced it. I waiited a few days for it to show up, but to no avail. It's really a shame, too because although I can't remember exactly what I said, I do remember it was awesome and life-changing. Oh, well.

As far as the latest round in the song contest, the mystery song was guessed by someone anonymously. It was "Moon River" by Andy Williams. Along those lines, I still have no regrets about taking "Anonymous" comments. I know there are people who do not allow them for several reasons, but until my family or I am either threatened or the recipient of something especially crude or obscene I will probably keep allowing them. But if that happens, that will be the end of that policy. The simple possibillity of having someone disagree with me seems a pretty lame reason for rejecting comments. If my opinions are so weak that they cannot withstand scruitiny, perhaps they are not worth presentation. Sorry if that sounds harsh but I am around too many naive people who mistake silence for acceptance. (Now where should I store my soapbox until I need it again?)

Now, on to our game. In working on my taxes, I kept wondering how some people get away with "cooking the books." I used to know an IRS agent and she was a battle-axe; the type of which I would never want to cross. But those thoughts led me our topic:

BOOKS.

Good luck.