In October the change of seasons happened quickly and colorfully.
November is colorless and without weather interest unless there's an ice storm or snow storm. So far that hasn't happened.
Even the bird feeders have been uninteresting. Many of the birds are still hanging out elsewhere. They won't gather around the feeders until the snow covers the seeds available in the wild.
Last week we had an amazing week of warm weather and sunshine. I was able to give the lawn one last mowing of the season and get a few other outdoor things tidied.
Tonight the forecast calls for a little snow, but it's all going to melt tomorrow. If I didn't have dogs to walk first thing in the morning I could leave the curtains closed until mid-morning and pretend the snow didn't happen.
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I finally got out there and dug my four o'clock roots. The soil didn't feel that cold, at least not until I got indoors and washed my hands, and found the cool water made them tingle!
I know what you mean. I'm totally uninspired... all I do is... KNIT! And I don't really want to share and spoil the gifts... What to do?
November can be pretty bleak around here also! Good knitting/sewing weather, eh? Love your newest socks, and you inspired me to get some new Opal...
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