#double check

#Launches ✨

#DoubleCheck♑

#Campaign 🍘

#Help 💡

#Taxpayers 🎴

#Navigate 🫧

#Complex 🌊

#ITR 🐽

#Filings🍃

ClearTax Launches 'Double Check' Campaign to Help Taxpayers Navigate Complex ITR Filings

https://amoghavarshaonline.blogspot.com/2026/06/cleartax-launches-double-check-campaign.html

(...because something just occurred to me, as it often does...)

I have been in touch through tumblr chat and email with everyone who has registered for this year's European Fic Writers' Retreat. (Six people so far.)

WHAT THIS MEANS:

If you have filled out the registration form but never heard back from me, please send a chat message or an ask!

I don't know if Google Forms can 100% be relied upon not to eat the occasional entry.

This "persone" asked to talk to me via comment

so curious i messaged them and euu...

I dropped my ONLY my LAST clear pair of glasses during a bike-ride this morning. It truly is a "Murphy's Law" kinda day.

Murphy's Law, in essence, is the idea that "anything that can go wrong, will go wrong." It's a common observation about how things often tend to fall apart or have unintended consequences, especially when we are most concerned about them. Here's a simple example: imagine you're in a hurry to catch a bus, and the moment you start running, the bus pulls away.  Here are some more examples: * The rain always starts as soon as you wash your car. * The other checkout line always moves faster than the one you are in..Opens in new tab * The moment you replace a lost item, you find it. * When you are finally ready to leave, the engine of your car won't start.

Fuck you AI, but also thanks Google AI for making this the first search result. There should be an inverse Murphy's law. "Something good might happen - Law" Today an Italian concierge did me a huge booking favor today.