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COVID Levels (as of 18. March) : After bouncing back up above 500 Bobcat-Robots last week, we are now down to 330 Bobcat Robots. Fingers crossed.

I cam still trying to catch up on household stuff that didn't happen because I was out of town last weekend. And I'm pretty sure I mailed off my taxes WITHOUT a W-2, so I get to do that over again...
ETA: It took FAR too long on hold with the IRS, but I at length determined that I probably don't need to send them the W-2 by separate cover, UNLESS something really funky happens (in which case it'll be up to them to contact me.) So there's THAT, at least.

COVID levels as of 20. March are now below 300 B-Rs.

So - I don't know if I've mentioned this before - I apparently need to resubmit my 2014 AMENDED tax return. wtff.
Which means trying to find my W-2s from back then (and so far I've failed in that), OR getting my employers of four years ago - and there are *seven* of those - to send me new ones.

Meantime, have definitely told friends in Waltham I'm not moving in with them, but while I thought I was going to be touring an apartment (that was going to be expensive but excellent) this weekend, I haven't heard jack about that. SO now I'm a tad worried.

To conclude, fml.

UPDATE: Having downloaded a 1040X, it *looks* like I don't have to include W-2s. (Which makes sense: they presumably already have the things.) Of course, I wish I'd realized that BEFORE I wasted an hour and turned my room upside down in a fruitless quest for them, but...
Now I just have to call them on Monday and figure out what the IRS *does* want...

In other news, I'm starting to look at my 2016 taxes.
To no one's surprise, I was less broke in 2016 than I was in 2015.

Downsides:
1. Still pretty broke, and
2. my IRS refund is only going to be about $50.

Good thing my finances are TEMPORARILY stable enough that this isn't an issue.