If you live somewhere where you can see part or all of the transit, -I hope the clouds stay away for you. REMEMBER NOT TO LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN.
If you’re on the wrong part of the planet (like me) or unlucky with the weather, here’s some places to watch it live on the Internet for free.
Slooh.com will be broadcasting ten feeds of the Venus transit live from solar telescopes in Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Hawaii, Norway, Arizona, and New Mexico: http://events.slooh.com/
The Exploratorium in San Francisco willalso stream it: http://www.exploratorium.edu/ venus/
Astronomers Without Borders will stream the event live from Mount Wilson Observatory in Southern California: http://www. astronomerswithoutborders.org/ projects/transit-of-venus/ live-webcast.html
The Mead Observatory also has a live broadcast starting at 21:30 UT: http://www.ccssc.org/ transit2012.html