Hey, Jim. We have a whole thread dedicated to your life and works. It is halfway down the page. It is worth a look. This is BroadwayWorld.com. It is an internet message board. It focuses mainly on Broadway musicals. You should probably check that thread out out!
Or maybe next time you should wait until next time. Don't libraries have time limits for internet usages? Keep an eye on that timer! Libraries are a place where people can borrow books for free. They are located in most cities. Some people take advantage of the internet there for free. Some might see that as mooching off the state.
I hope you got some writing today at your favorite Waffle House. You know, the one closest to you? I think it's smart that the only qualifier you have for the title of "favorite" is geographical convenience. I also love the irony of you spending so much time in a library, but knowing nothing about world history. Or really even American history. "Irony" is a word. In this usage, it means "an outcome of events contrary to what was, or might have been, expected." It is also the title of a song. But Shania Twain didn't sing it.
So, good-bye, Jim Colyer. And remember: when you die, the things you leave behind don't die with you. Seeing as how it's very unlikely you'll be immortalized as a great country song writer, all you'll leave behind is your footprint on the Internet: your website, your Livejournal, your Twitter, your musings from Waffle Houses near and far (but mostly near).
And when someone stumbles upon them accidentally in the middle of the night, all they will see are the delusions of a sad, racist man.
"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."