November means sorting my charity xmas gifts and preparing Share the Dignity's #Itsinthebag campaign (to be delivered between 18-27 November this year).
It means summer outdoor concerts, weekends away and parties (getting in before the Christmas rush). It means planning my Sydney Festival.
It means family birthdays.
November is busy and happy but not the crazy rush that comes with December.
And this year November means the World Cup, so I'm hounding friends for my sweep, and will be spending the early hours running around town to watch games....
Bring it on!
This sunset shows wonderful colors, you could also enlarge and frame the picture, I could imagine it on a wall, is that probably due to the great perspective of the photograph?
ReplyDeleteI'm personally happy to wave goodbye to Halloween for another year (not my favourite holiday - and I got sick and tired of seeing skeletons when I was doing my grocery shopping - what's with Coles and skeletons?) Loved your sunset and roll on Christmas!
ReplyDeleteLots of fun coming up for you in November Lydia, enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI ignore the Melb cup too Lydia. As an animal lover I don't agree with it.
ReplyDeleteYou got lots to do in November! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteNovember sounds like a busy but fun month for you! That's a beautiful sunset image.
ReplyDeleteYou know, November is much better than December. I'm not a big Christmas fan any longer.
ReplyDeleteNeither am I tbh. It seemed to be a lot of obligation and trying to keep people happy. November is just about having fun with friends
DeleteI would love to be on a boat out in that water seeing that sky. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove the containment area. Made me chuckle.
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It does sound like you've got a very busy month going on. I hope the World Cup is a fun one.
ReplyDeleteHi Lydia thank you for the beautiful photo of the Sydney Harbour Bridge . Is that on the ferry to or from East Balmain? I used to live there about 40 years ago and catch the ferry to Circular Quay each day. x
ReplyDeleteNo we had a boat day and heading back to Glebe Point. But I got great shots from the Balmain ferry not so long ago...beautiful.
DeleteGreat Sydney pics! I am slowly packing away what we want to keep with us on our move, and trying not to get too sentimental about what either needs to be donated (crockery etc) or can be shared with an adult grandchild. First time ever, I am not putting up anything Christmassy as we would only need to re-pack it to move. We are (fingers and toes crossed) driving down to our daughter's for
ReplyDeleteChristmas Day...the last two we missed due to Covid. Great to see you join in for Wednesday’s Words and Pics. Next week it will be the 10th one! I am enjoying our connections via blogging each week and hope you are too. Denyse.
Beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteLydia that photo of the bridge is stunning! Beautiful colours. I haven't paid much attention to the World Cup but know there's some debate because of where it's being held.... Again I envy your motivation (or whatever the opposite of apathy is) in getting out and about to watch matches.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and scary at the same time :)
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What a nice mix that sunset is a beauty :-)
ReplyDeleteHope you had a scarytastic Halloween 🎃👍
Yikes!
ReplyDeleteWe had more trick-or-treaters this year than ever before.
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Magic that bridge and the light around! I like what you said about your activities. There are important all the time.
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Happy WW and a fine week!
Marvelous bridge scene! We had no goblins, probably because we are new to the town and the home is not visible from the street-- a spooky and challenging 300 feet up a sinuous driveway any time of year.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful bridge shot! Thanks for linking up and for sharing your snaps with #MySundaySnapshot.
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