On the Side


Hey there folks.
I haven't posted to this blog for a while as I've become a full-time owner of another business, Krafti-Kit. I'd like to say to anyone reading here, if you have topics that you'd like more detail on, let me know. I get a fair amount of hits to financial reporting topics. If that's something you'd like to read more about, let me know. Perhaps it's the joy and hazards of working at home?

I'm still here and stay tuned for future posts! Happy Fall.

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