Tonight’s plan: a “drive and sing,” put together a cat exercise wheel, and then guitar.
The great thing about “drive and sing” is that I get to practice yelling at idiot drivers in a loud and melodic voice.
The cat wheel is built! Now for the waiting game… Image
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Going to play a little guitar and then hang out on a friend’s video game stream.

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