SubscribeI am a newbie, amateur, fresh-faced tomato grower.
I have three planters that I take out on my deck in the morning, and bring inside my house at night. (I live in the mountains of Colorado, so leaving them outside at night — even in July! — would mean death, dysfunction, or dormancy for them).
Since I’m [...]
Month: July, 2011
Grow Tomatoes, Not Leaves (in Your Business)
Top 10 QuickBooks Tech Support Questions?
AccountingWEB came out with their list of June’s Top 10 QuickBooks Tech Support Questions and Answers, by Intuit’s Amy Vetter, CPA.
I thought it was interesting how three of the top ten had to do with QuickBooks software registration issues, of which I have written before. More of a customer service issue than a true [...]
What to do When QuickBooks Is (Not Responding)
Has this happened to you? I’m guessing you’ve seen it before: You’re trying to update your company, or make a backup, or verify your company, or run a big report.
QuickBooks gets off to a good start, but then seems to stall. You make a couple of clicks and Windows pipes up: “(Not Responding)”. Oh, great.
What [...]
QuickBooks Is So Difficult! What Can I Do?
You’re new on the job, and that job includes using QuickBooks. You have some bookkeeping experience, but you’re wondering if it’s enough!
There are some things you can do to get up to speed with your new bookkeeping assignment, and none are very expensive:
* Read a book or watch a DVD. There are several books out [...]
(Almost) Hurtling Into the Taroko Gorge
I was warned. A friend in Taipei said that if I drove up the Taroko Gorge road, I would encounter oncoming tour buses speeding at me around the curves of narrow roads. Yup.
Last month I found myself driving a road in eastern Taiwan that hugged the canyon wall of the Taroko Gorge. The road perched [...]