Hey, remember this post from 5 hours ago?
3 dishwasher loads, 2 MopBot runs, and 1 trip up the stepladder later, and the kitchen is clean.
I'm wringing out the sponge and folding the dishtowel and The Domestic Partner bursts through the door.
Their materials didn't get delivered to the jobsite, so work is cancelled this week.
"What's for dinner? I'm starving," he says.
I ordered Chinese.
Part of what's fun about The Domestic Partner is his varied interests, hobbies, and skills, combined with his delightfully scatterbrained nature. Which is how you're going around the house closing up for the night and think "huh, there's a new mountain bike in the dining room," and it doesn't faze you.
Random non-tech question:
Anybody know what the best tax site/software/solution is for the "California Domestic Partner" situation of being "single" for federal taxes and "equivalent to married" for state (california) taxes?
Bonus points if it can avoid giving money to a corporation that lobbies for keeping filing US taxes difficult.
