What are you doing today?

Just wondering what everyone plans to do today. (A post that proves I'm either bored or nosy!)

What am I doing? Well, at this very moment I am writing a post about what I am doing this very moment! LOL!

I just got done watching InuYasha on Adult Swim... Sesshomaru was on there today... YAY!

Now I'm getting up and checking my online stuff... blogs, Squidoo, etc.

I have to go to court today (I was summunded as a witness to a case, but I'm not sure why they think I'm a witness, cause I don't really know to much about the case... oh well, I guess I'll find out what they want when I get there.)

Later today I have to go out and buy catfood, cat litter, and grain (for the hens).

After that, I'll come back home and try to get some work done on My Lord Sesshomaru costume.

And that's what I'm doing today.

What's your take on this? I'd love to hear what you have to say about this post. Leave a comment and share your views!

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My Lord Sesshomaru Costume!

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