Saturday 11 April 2009

What to do today.

Easter Saturday, does that even exist. What does one do today?
Get the Satdee papers. get a lottery ticket. Go to Jean Louis en famille for printer ink. Do BelgianWaffling's Easter quiz. Darn it I'm taking another day off. I'll finish my work tonight.



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