Brett started taking action. Could hear it slowing bubbling away this morning. 
Just dropped in the first Citra dry hops. Looks like I'll be kegging it this weekend and brewing another batch to pitch right back on the yeast cake.
Took a little bit off the carboy as I was transferring. Tasted good, so I have high hopes for this one. A second dry hop going on in the keg. Second batch is already bubbling away.
Finally put one of these kegs on today and I'm liking how it's tasting. Time to drink it I think.
Just curious, but why wouldn't you wait to dry hop it when ready to serve?
That was the plan. There were two factors that weighed into this.
1. The pointers I was given for this brew were super vague (dry-hop "until it's done"). I had no clue what time frame that meant.
2. It was very early in brewing for me. Now, I think I would know to let it sit longer before starting the dry-hop process. I dry hopped these every week for several weeks, but they just didn't seem to be "done".
I had pretty much given up on them. I didn't have time to empty the kegs and clean them out before I moved, so they moved full with me. Decided when I killed another keg to put one on to see if it was drinkable. When I had the first glass I was pleasantly surprised. Not much of the IPA flavor was left, but I have a nice, bright, "bretty" beer.