being upside down is good

Am feeling pretty blaa this morning, maybe I should do this!

Editor/Proofreader Wanted
Date: 2009-10-14, 10:17AM EDT
Reply to: job-95qqs-1420864569@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

Looking for an editor willing to work for trade of aerial lessons (aerial tissu, static trapeze, lyra).
Sitting in a chair all day long is bad for the body and the spirit! Being upside down is a great way to cleanse your "reality" palate.
Please email resume and short paragraph about yourself.

I can't seem to drink coffee without running to the bathroom but I also can't make it through a morning without coffee, how do people do it? A friend of mine made it through college, and graduate school without a sip of coffee. She has bad insomnia and was convinced that even a morning cup would keep her up at night. Now at the age of 29 forever and a few years she has suddenly discovered the wonders of coffee and is a serious junkie convert. She has no idea how she survived the last 30 odd years of life and school. She criticizes certain coffee and pops sleeping pills at night. Watching her drink and drool over coffee was as shocking as if she had been shooting heroin in front of me! I know it's really bad to have too much caffeine when you're pregnant though I haven't read anything that completely convinces me that it's bad. . . most of the coffee I drink seems to be shooting right through me which is good because I am also finding myself supplementing my beer cravings with chocolate. I never tried a peanutbutter twix till last week, I can't believe I went so long without that in my life!

How I'm keeping busy this week:

1. I got hired in June to write the annual report for an org. I used to work for. It was supposed to be a summer project. It's now mid-October and the freakin thing is not done yet!

2. A friend and I started a CSA in our neighborhood last year. This week has been devoted to trying to find a replacement team to take over major responsibilities for next year. So far not many people are responding.

3. Organizing Mr T.'s February book tour, trying to find independent bookstores in the bookstore abyss that is most of this country.

4. Scanning Idealist and Craigslist for something that will give me structure and money for the next few months.

5. Coming up with recipes for the mother cabbage we have in our fridge from the CSA this week.

It's in the 40's right now and getting dark by 6:15. Winter is looming.