November 1 - Waiting at the Bus Stop with My Girl
November 2 - A Versailles Pumpkin Patch
November 3 - After Church Hangout
November 4 - Rare November Sunshine
November 5 - The orange doesn't last for long.
November 6 - Autumn in the City
November 7 - The yellow leaves have been the prettiest this year.
November 8 - A Walk in the Park
November 9 - The park is a magical place in the autumn.
November 11 - Tea at the British Embassy
November 12 - We found a big pumpkin walking to the bakery.
November 13 - Going to small group in the city gave me some amazing views.
November 14 - An Old-Fashioned Window
November 15 - My Dishwasher
November 16 - A lot of places in France are getting rid of their plastic straws, and we got a laugh out of McDonald's directions for the new kids' cup.
November 17 - Christmas Decor going up at the Mall
November 18 - I found some fun teas at Costco.
November 19 - Ella calls this neighborhood place The Lantern Waste.
November 20 - Tried a Delightfully-Named Restaurant with a Friend
November 21 - I love the railroad tracks in the fall.
November 22 - I bought this when we were in England in September; it was one of my favorite coffees.
November 23 - I really enjoyed reading this this month.
November 24 - Back Garden Yellows
November 25 - A Very Cool Sculpture of Famous Lovers
November 26 - A Street with a Hashtag
November 27 - Nothing makes you feel more at home than the smell of cornbread in a skillet.
November 28 - Thanksgiving
November 29 - I walked to the grocery store that was farther away just to see this tree.
November 30 - "Raise your hand if you're American!"
I'm so glad I went back and spent the time looking at November as a whole. Amidst all of the everyday jobs of teaching school and endless rounds of laundry, it's easy for me to forget about all the many cool things I did this month. I visited the British Embassy twice, had two meals out with two different friends, got together with my book club, and celebrated two Thanksgivings. There's a lot of things to remember and many reasons to give thanks. Thanksgiving was so last week (😉), but what are you thankful for?
I love these posts!!! Maybe you've inspired me to do it, too. And that last picture is hilarious! Somehow I missed that. :)
ReplyDeleteYou must have been busy in the kitchen. :) He had all the French and then all the Americans raise their hands.
DeleteLove your November,I’m hoping your December includes home,,,,love you.,,,,
ReplyDeleteYes, it does! I love you, too!
DeleteHurrah.,,,,
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