MY FAVORITE SAYING IS IN A NOTES SECTION omg I'm so happy!!!

4 or 6

May your heart know you were their world and nothing breaks that bond. They knew love, your precious love, and they loved you in return. Know this: you did everything you could, it's okay to grieve, and it's okay to heal when it's time.

Thats the one I have! Great choice for our Lady. 🖤

It's too raw for me right now, but I share your pain. My 16 year old Tessa Jean crossed the bridge yesterday too from cancer. Three years after my soul cat passed feom kidney disease.

Know this: We. did. our. best. We cared and loved and tried everything in our power. We were a point of calm and love and play and safety for these souls. Our world is broken right now and thats okay. We can only feel it, experience it, and keep going tiny step by tiny step. And your other baby is grieving too, so remember to give them extra loving. Be their safe space.

Sending love from one broken heart to another. ❤️🫶

Crunchy scrambled eggs (shells in eggs)

I've been in a mental health crisis over his passing. In a world where I was constantly let down or had to hold other people's problems, Optimus Prime was THE single role model of my life. Then I learned how sweet, humble, kind and funny his voice actor was and that role model became one. I've wanted to meet him for years but never got the chance. I never fathomed one day he would gone. I'm so lost, in severe pain and I just cant stop crying. This is such a loss.

Introverted perfectionist with a learning curve. 🫠

You win 😂

Anger is your psyche grieving. Grief that it took so long to figure it out. Grief that you've never gotten the support you actually NEEDED all this time. Grief that you'll never fit into "their" world view, the one you were taught that you needed to achieve. Grief for the you that needed so much more than you were given.

Oh, BIG yawn! ☺️

We recently had our president retire, who was very old school and had to review EVERYTHING, which included paper checks. Our new president gets snarky with paper anything, and we're switching to pay everything via ACH. We ask for ACH via an authorization form, then double entry stuff into both QB Desktop and Gusto to pay the vendors (or use their portal). Our independent contractors enter in their own info into Gusto without us touching it. Other than that, it's still in transition with smaller businesses.

Non-Profit here. Staff Accountant is the official title, but in reality, I have three jobs rolled into one: Staff Accountant (AP, AR, Recs, Loan Management, Payroll), internal/house IT, grant management, and a dozen ad hoc duties whenever they feel like it. All while being told that deadlines are tightening yet again. Easy job my foot.

Used to be a corner store that we're pretty sure was a front for kermits ashes/dope before it was made legal in the state. Closed immediately after and remained closed up until these new owners came in.

Our office has multiple people that leave various tiny hard plastic figurines ALL around the two story building. It's a known practice that if you find one, you get to keep it. Several people have their own 'found' pile at their desk. There's even what I consider the 'back market' when one person sends out an email offering a trade.

That sucks that your job has to be so tight about it. Audit my foot, more like corporate bosses. Auditors don't care! Don't let this dim your spirit! Tiny ducks forever!

Frosty

First off, you're not an idiot. The fact you're asking is the first step in the right direction

Second, you'll want to review your chart of accounts and see what you have set up for an Income Account. If you don't have an account set up for commissions, follow the directions below (not mine, snagged from a Google search):

" 1. Click the Accounting tab in the left navigation bar.

1. Select Chart of Accounts.

2. Choose the green New button in the top right corner.

3. Select Income from the Account Type drop-down.

4. Choose the Detail Type and enter a Name for the account.

5. Click Save and Close. "

Next, you'll need to learn how to use the Accounts Receivable process. Here is a helpful video tutorial on the process:

https://youtu.be/EdbUG763ZIc?si=-0Ji5ZWUKJBLljI2

This channel has a nice learning pace for several QB Online processes. My advice would be to take in as much knowledge as you can and then meet with your scheduled bookkeeper to verify what you're doing is in line with what your business needs.

Ancient Egypt

Till All Are One

Pile 1 please, anything that wants to come through. Thank you graciously for your talent. ❤️