What day is it? Why did I eat so much? I once had a friend tell me she had to undo the top button of her pants after a plentiful Thanksgiving dinner. At least I'm not there yet. Right? The term "food coma" gets thrown around pretty loosely these days, but I think what I experienced was a full-blown Thanksgiving overthrow. The past few days I was lost in family, food and "Call of Duty" tactics from my younger brothers.  A house full of eight people, two dogs and an ever-present aroma of delicious foods cooking is never an ideal atmosphere for writing.  Do you know how long it's been since I smelled chocolate chip cookies bake? Yes, these are all just excuses for why the Rah Rah concert review is going up today, and wasn't up on Wednesday, Thursday, Black Friday or Saturday. For many writers, including myself, writing is synonymous with isolation. Now that I'm back in my small bedroom in Milwaukee, I have no more excuses. I've productively written in this room before so I always tell myself I can do it again. And even though I know leftovers are lurking in the fridge, I promise to finish this review before the relapse. Canadian Thanksgiving was on October 8 th this year, so the Saskatchewan-based band had their holiday festivities behind them when they rolled into Chicago Tuesday night.  The show was at the Double Door and Rah Rah was the top billed of a four band