Ah, November, it is finally here. Almost the end of the year, the start of the Holiday season with Thanksgiving, Christmas and lots of birthdays in my family.
The temperatures dip. And while the skies may be sunny and blue, there is a nip in the air.
My favorite tree has turned on its glorious color.
It is often the last to leaf out in the spring and now one of the last to lose its leaves. It is beautiful this year. I guess it must be the lack of rain.
Binding continues on "Fireworks". I shòuld be finished this afternoon, if I pay attention and don't get sidetracked.
The angle of the sun makes it dip below the house next door for a brief while now, but with an increasing length of time going forward. I guess this would be like living on the eastern slope of a mountain. While it is still light, you don't experience the direct rays of the sun until the angle changes as we get closer to spring.
The sun does pop back out fairly quickly from behind the neighbor's roofline in November. But it is still a reminder, however, that we are heading towards the days with shorter amounts of daylight.
Not meaning to be depressing on this sunny afternoon! Just observing nature's ways as I listen for the dryer to signal it has finished its cycle.
Louise, on the island, binding, while waiting for the dryer to finish!
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