Monday, November 15, 2010
How Not to Hate November
1. Remember it is only 8 weeks until the days start getting longer.
2. There's Thanksgiving.
3. It's a good month to sit in a nook and write poetry. It's also National Novel-Writing Month.
4. November -- after deer season begins -- is the month to wear that awful orange sweater.
5. Flannel sheets on the bed; flannel pajamas; don't they feel nice?
6. Those south-facing windows get more sun.
7. The constellations Taurus and Orion, with their spectacular stellar phenomena, rise soon after sunset.
8. You can see the birds' nests in the trees, and if they're in low branches you can even collect some.
9. The sun is so low in arc that the bare trees cast fantastic shadows even in the daytime (see above).
10. The weather is great for soup-making and baking.
Labels:
autumn,
eastern Missouri,
fall,
fun,
november,
pleasure,
ten reasons,
thanksgiving
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Best time to walk in the forest too. You can see far, there are no bugs, the temps are tolerable, and you can hear the crunch of the oak leaves.
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