inevitable

I forgot to mention the gruesome task we accomplished this week: our taxes.

You single-country folks out there, no complaining. As Permanent Residents of Canada and US citizens, we have to file in both countries. We don't owe taxes to the US - we get a "foreign tax credit" - but as long as we are citizens of that country, we are required by law to check in with the IRS.

I know I said the same thing last year, but this might be the best reason to give up that citizenship when I'm eligible.

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