Yep, still use film. I don't even own a digital camera and just borrow my sisters little point-n-shoot once in a great while.
I no longer develop my own film although I have most of my equipment to do so. I just drop it off at the Costco one hour and have the negatives scanned to CD along with prints. Beats doing it myself. I have a real low end film scanner that does a good job but the software isn't that great. I could buy the Silverfast software but the money would probably be better spent upgrading the scanner.
Any touch ups I do in Photoshop. The automatic film processors actually do a pretty good job with exposure and color balance. If not I can always go back to the negative.
They have probably gone dormant early. D. binata dies down to the root when this happens. Cut back the watering and wait and see.