I don’t have much to say about Thanksgiving in the United States. I find it a rather awkward holiday. So, let’s move on. This is a Nature blog, not a holiday blog after all!
I’m planning to do two posts for the month of December.
Right now, I’m doing some “not so light reading” in preparation for my next high-level post. Its rather depressing, but you know once it passes through me, I’ll make it much more enjoyable for you to read! I’ll also share a funny personal story about how to make ANY job a “Nature-Led” job.
Until then……
Pull your weeds after the rain.
Go for a walk in Nature.
Stay true to yourself.
The Nature-led Life 
Have a happy day, whatever the day is! You’re right about those weeds – much easier to pull after a good soaking.
Sx
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Thanks, Scarlet! I’d rather wear the appropriate clothes and work outside all day in a light drizzle than on a hot summer day! I’m truly acclimated to my weather zone. 🙂
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I agree that Thanksgiving is a strange holiday. Looking forward to the next post!
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Thanks, Mark!
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Not keen on pulling weeds this late in the season, but I do offer one observation from nature: around Thanksgiving is when we see the winter moths appear in our local woods. These are small, ethereal white butterfly-like insects that can fly even when the temperature is near freezing. Sort of a “ghost” of summer. We look forward to seeing them every year at this time.
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Hi Sean, We have a lot of moths. They particularly love my front porch due to its SE positioning. I don’t know if any of them could be called “Winter moths” but I do love them.
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