10 April 2008

Tax.filer winner!

Thanks to all who entered the giveaway for a Tax.filer from Buttoned Up. I so enjoyed reading all of your comments -- we all react to this time of year so differently. MC said something interesting: "Why celebrate? We just live, that's all. It's civic duty/normalcy, no more." That really got me thinking about how I choose to spin the whole tax thing in my mind. MC's point gave me some refreshing perspective.

Onto our winner! Tony L., that would be you! Congrats -- between Tax.filer and your TurboTax, you'll be set in 2008.

COMMENTS: 3

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Woo hoo!! thanks a bunch! Please tell me what needs to happen next.

Posted by: Tony L. | 10 April 2008 at 08:58 PM

(I think you have to email her - get your mailing address to her.)

Posted by: hedra | 11 April 2008 at 06:14 AM

Thanks, hedra. I emailed Tony.

Posted by: Parent Hacks Editor | 11 April 2008 at 07:04 AM

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