November is a transitional month, often marked by the deepening chill of autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. Trees stand bare against the gray skies, and a sense of quiet settles in as nature prepares for winter. In many cultures, November is a time for reflection, gratitude, and remembrance, often highlighted by holidays like Thanksgiving. I've always been a fan of Thanksgiving because its one of the main times you get all the family together. Unfortunately over the years our family gatherings get smaller as kids grow up and move, or have to share time with their in-laws, or our elders pass away and we lose that glue that holds us all together. It really sucks. So please get your family together as much as you can. Share special times, tell stories and make memories.
And since its election time please go vote.
"There are three things I've learned never to discuss with people, religion, politics, and the Great Pumpkin." -Linus VanPelt
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