November first and winter is snapping at our heels.

Fed up with the pervading chill, we gave in and turned on the heating yesterday and the warmth was very welcome.

The leaves are falling in earnest, but I refuse to sweep them up every blessed day as it seems soul-destroying to see them gathering again the minute I put the broom away!

Maple, Fall, Multicoloured, Nature

The bonsai seem reluctant to shed their leaves, but as the temperature continues to fall, I know they will join in eventually.

Christmas lurks at the back of my mind, and I hope it stays there a while longer. Everything is changing so fast, I try not to make any predictions, hopeful or otherwise as actually having a Christmas of any kind is looking doubtful.

This year has been difficult, to put it mildly. Plans have had to be put on hold or abandoned completely while life continues to mess everything up. I continue to do what I can when I can. Any kind of movement is good, I think.

Finishing the WIP is foremost in my mind, as Ghost of a Chance (Book Four of the DI Snow series) is turning out to be the hardest story to write. Although I am enjoying it when life leaves me alone long enough!

This post should have been a newsletter, as we have been derelict in this department for a while, but until I finish (trying) to switch to MailerLite, there doesn’t seem to be any point…

Here’s hoping November will be a good month for all of us…


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12 responses to “Jaye’s Week…”

  1. It’s cold, wet, and miserable, here, but the Autumn colours are everywhere. :)

    1. I don’t remember it ever being as cold as this in November for a long time…

  2. November holds promise. Well, the rest of the day holds promise too. Stay warm. I remember when I lived in the North the feeling when the heat had to be turned on. Wasn’t the best feeling.

    1. Hopefully, it won get too cold this winter… ☃️❄️

      1. You mean there are degrees of cold? To me anything below 32 Degrees is cold.

        1. By too cold, I mean when I just cannot get warm…

          1. I get it. Not a good feelng.

  3. I hope November is an improvement, and good luck with that WIP!

    1. I am trying to convince myself that I am doing a virtual Nano!

  4. Thanks for the summary. I hope the Bonsai will keep his leaves for some days more. It would make a better feeling not to be confronted directly with the coldness outside. ;-) Best wishes, Michael

    1. Thank you…

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