Was going to be productive and then got distracted by my quest of figuring out which Broadway show to see...it looks like it's still going to be next to impossible to see Book of Mormon, so I'm thinking Newsies or Once.

And there's always that Spiderman mess...

Time well spent indeed.

You can't take the IP geek out of me. Nope. Not all. Not when articles such as this send you into IP geek rage because it says it's about surprising copyrights and none of them are actually about copyrights. The rest are trademarks and patents. One item on the list says it's about copyright, but it's about patents. Blaaargh.

Take a breath and remember that it's only a Cracked article.

Hah.

Today's first world problems: trying to sync stuff onto my tablet's Kindle app. Got that Humble eBook bundle that came out today and while it's letting me sync the books to my phone, it won't deliver them to my tablet. Guh. Guess I'll have to do it manually.

Like I said, first world problems.

Oh also, due to some strange addiction to meatballs that I've developed over the last few months, I've been trying to perfect my recipe. Well, mark October 8, 2012 on your epic calendars because I think I've finally accomplished it.

I think I said it before, but it's been a very long time since I've listened to an album on repeat as much as I've been listening to JJAMZ. I'm not sure what it is. It's a great album, but better albums have honestly come out in the last few years. I guess they manage to capture my college music nostalgia while giving me some good new music to listen to. It seriously is a perfect hybrid of all the music I listened to back in college. Also it's catchy. Also Alex Greenwald.

Over the years, I've accumulated a ton of books that I got from sales or wherever you get books and they have have stacked up and sadly remain unread. You can't really say there are many benefits to having a long commute, but it does give me a lot of free time to read again. I have a long list of relatively new books that I want to get to read, but I'm making myself go through books I already have...or at least plow through two or three before buying a new one. I finished a Paul Theroux book that I'd been working on off and on since April. Now, I'm reading Confederacy of Dunces, which I bought some time during high school and never finished. Don't understand why I couldn't get through it back then. It's kind of hilarious.