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The public library near my apartment is sparkling clean and appears to be brand new.  I have no idea why New York City would decide to spend money on building a new library, when no one uses it.  There have been more staff people than patrons, every time I have been inside.  

I'm reading Michael J. Fox's new book, "Always Looking Up," about his past decade, involved in Parkinson's research and exploring new pursuits post-acting.  It's more compelling than the category -- celebrity autobiography... -- led me to expect it would be.  I'm also halfway through a book called Strange Bedfellows about political satire in America.  The author spends a while explaining the differences between Jay Leno and Stephen Colbert (not satire vs. satire).  I think it was a PhD thesis turned into a book.  The author likes Stephen Colbert a lot.

I'm trying to read less and write more.  Succeeding, to some degree.  Powering through a draft of a play that I want to finish and am close to finishing.

Also just discovered the Food Network show Good Eats, even though I think it's been on for years and years.  It's like a food show for kids, geared toward adults.  That's a terrible description.  It is quirky in a way I don't expect Food Network shows to be.  That's a slightly better description.

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