Indelible Adventures

Isn’t “horses for courses” such a strange saying?  I suppose the origins of this saying are now well and truly blurred with history, but I definitely feel its appropriate for this weeks blog – read on to find out why. Each of us have a range of skills that we excel at, then there are another range that we’re so-so with, clearly not our expertise but giving it our best shot, and then there are the ones that you haven’t a clue about. Earlier today I met with my accountant to help me synchronize and reconcile QuickBooks for my business, he’d been prompting me to come in for sometime so I could get a lesson as to how he wants me to enter my invoices and expenses so that they balance and are accurate – what a concept! Picture this, as I thrust the accordion file of receipts onto his desk there was a visible gasp… Say no more!   Yes in TW vernacular it was a complete “dog’s breakfast”, no offence to dogs but it was a complete and utter mess.  I promise I’ll do better! ...

Come check out the  Indelible Adventures  website as I'll be posting podcasts in the next few days - yes, something new in the "Listen" section.     -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Since returning from Ireland last Friday, the weather in Toronto this week has been fantastic.   There I said it, I can literally feel Spring in the air, even the 3.5 feet of snow on my front lawn before we left for Ireland is now down to a mere 2 feet and shrinking daily, and just to be clear when I look out from my front porch there is no snow at all on the north side of the street! Now this coupled with the advent of daylight saving has brightened my mood considerably, nothing like coming home from work and it still being sunny outside.   I’m not sure about you but seriously my whole attitude to life changes when I can finally put winter behind me and can move on.   ...