Fall dee dall
It is definitely Fall. No matter how independent I may seem to be from the inexorable cycling of our planet, when fall is well underway I slow way down. I am stuck in a zone of cuddling and root vegetables. I don't feel the need to get hyped up on caffeine. It's not worth the effort. I don't crave excitement or flirtatious encounters, parties or inebriation. I'm more for the napping, movies, hot tubs and crafting end of the spectrum.
This is my slow and uninteresting fall entry for the week. Dig in, because it's what you're gonna be getting for the next few months. I don't have any desire to inspire or amaze. I'll be making crab cakes with Erik for thanksgiving. Ooooh. Aaaahhh. His parents will continue to find me friendly, and afterwards we'll play some beatles rock band with them. Can you stand the excitement!?
Oh, I guess one kind of exciting thing is that last week I got to go to a live studio taping of Important Things with Demetri Martin. For some unclear reason I got a production VIP ticket, which allowed me to cut hundreds of people in line and sit front and center in the studio. Look for me in the audience when it airs in February. Also, I volunteered at BATS improv in SF this weekend, further digging my fingers into the local improv community. And finally, we transferred our brewing belgian ale to a smaller carboy, to continue on with the fermentation for a while longer before doing the final fermentation in the bottles (I believe it's called bottle conditioning). Erik is documenting the process here. I like beer. You'll be allowed to taste this batch round about xmas.
Oh, also, my sister Kate is now dating this guy we went to high school with, that neither of us had seen in close to a decade. It reminds me of when Mr. Kapiloff used to yammer on in social studies class about how we'll all end up married to someone who grew up within 5 miles of where we grew up. There's no way that's going to happen to me, but who knows, Kate may be able to rock this fake fact from a chatty Jewish high school teacher. I like it.

