Oxnard-- It’s that time of the year again, and it’s time to do the books. As everyone already knows, accounting is not my favorite, or best, thing, so naturally, the J-Train helped out, which means it’s not her favorite either.
THE strategy is simple, divide and conquer. She went through the checks while I dealt with the invoices.
When it was over, we came to one obvious conclusion; we have overdue invoices that need to be dealt with and paid. It starts with email reminders this week, followed by phone calls if the reminders aren’t paid. The J-Train will probably make the calls because it’s widely considered that she is nicer. Oh, the joys of managing a business.
We managed the day by taking turns using our exercise equipment until something went wrong with the machine. We went out to buy a replacement piece to no avail, so we ordered it online. Call me old-fashioned, but I prefer to go to the store and make the purchase in person.
As always, my saving grace is covering news stories in the community, which is expanded in August while the Oxnard and Port Hueneme city councils and Ventura County Board of…
