Check that all your clocks are changed- Daylight Savings went into effect yesterday!
Bake a pumpkin pie
Observe the start of Advent (November 29 is the first Sunday)
Go to a craft fair and the annual turkey shoot
November 14th is World Diabetes day; wear blue to raise awareness and consider donating to help people with this chronic disease!
Buy your dog a new toy
Make a pot of hearty soup to take to work for lunch
Read memoirs Black Elk Speaks or Lakota Woman in honor of National Native American Heritage Month
Get your Christmas present shopping done early
Wear a scarf and matching gloves
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We're European, but we are celebrating Thanksgiving this year. It's the first year we live on our own and would love to have everyone who helped us get here over for dinner. It's our way to say thank you to them :) No Turkey hunt though, although my grandfather would undoubtedly love that! xo
Reply DeleteI love this idea of celebrating/ thanking those who've helped you out by having them over for dinner!
DeleteI need to start Christmas shopping...
Reply DeleteThis post actually motivates me to do some of these things haha!
Reply DeleteThanks for the ideas
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I need to change the clocks on my bike spedometers, but I always forget how since I threw away the instruction manuals for them, so I just remember to subtract an hour. Oops!
Reply DeleteAnd also, I'm so so glad to hear that you found my perspective interesting (and that you were planning on sharing it with your students). It's nice to know that my thoughts don't go unnoticed.