Accounting makes sense to me. It is not subjective.
There is a right answer and a wrong answer, and can be extremely therapeutic...
An expense is an expense... an asset is an asset.
There is a place for everything and everything goes in it's place...
I love love love diving into a box of chaos and turning it into lovely array of
Income Statements and Balance Sheets.
Like a huge jigsaw puzzle... that lovely pile of assorted cardboard pieces
slowly but surely becomes a beautiful picture - one piece at a time.
The pieces fit - or they don't. It makes sense.
Looking at this makes my heart pound... the same way a messy box of paperwork does!
I melt into a pile of jigsaw jello...
am transported into the corner of my grandmother's dining room...
am transported into the corner of my grandmother's dining room...
where there was always a puzzle in process...
I sort through through the debris of debits and credits and assets and liabilities and
receipts with scribbles I cannot read...enter them one by one into the program of choice,
whittle down the pile one page at a time until my desk is cleared and
each piece of paper is appropriately filed... each entry properly categorized.
I feel exhilarated as I arrive at the end - as the last piece of the puzzle is found.
They say the study of music helps kids with their math...
I say let them do PUZZLES!
I feel exhilarated as I arrive at the end - as the last piece of the puzzle is found.
They say the study of music helps kids with their math...
I say let them do PUZZLES!
My family struggles to believe I enjoy the process.
They question my sanity as they spy the piles all over the room...
I see the piles and feel giddy!
I love the process... the whole process... the one-at-a-timeness of it all.
When I'm done I feel such a sense of accomplishment...
so happy and calm... I only wish my office looked the way I felt!
But that is another goal... someday...
Grammy would love making a puzzle out of this photo... just hard enough...
Her father, my great grandfather wrote a math book "The Theory of Nines"...
I wonder if he loved puzzles...
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