A tax form that would stymie the best brains of NASA

The Globe And Mail Wednesday 11th April, 2012

My son, Win, and I were talking about what he wants to be when he grows up. "Dad, I think that working for NASA would be cool," he said. I suppose I should stop using the phrase "this is not rocket science, son" next time he asks for help with his homework. That implies rocket science is complex and I don’t want him giving up on his career aspirations.

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