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Welcome to November!
In most parts of the US, the 11th month of the year delivers Mother Nature’s dazzling display of autumn leaves, along with cooler weather.
This month may start with munching on leftover Halloween candy, and end with a lot more gobbling as Thanksgiving arrives on the fourth Thursday in November. Plus, we turn our clocks as we fall back this month,
Keep reading to learn more about the abundant month of November or just click on the link below to jump to that particular section:
The traditional birthstone of November is the topaz, which is said to represent love and affection.
Pure topaz is colorless, but it is much more often found in a wide variety of colors such as yellow, blue, orange, pink. The hues of topaz are created by defects in the stone or by replacing minor elements.
The modern birthstone is the citrine which is a member of the quartz family. Citrine typically ranges from yellow to a deep orangey brown.
Citrine is said to have a calming effect on the wearer and can help their innermost desires come true.
(Wondering why we needed modern birthstones? They are seen to be the more affordable choice over the traditional birthstones!)
The birth flowers of November are the chrysanthemum and the peony.
Chrysanthemums, or just “mums” for short, are known for their vibrant colors. Once primarily seen in autumn’s jewel tones, they now come in many other colors including pink and white.
These perennials are said to symbolize friendship and joy.
Peonies are one of the most beautiful and fragile flowers. Their heavy blooms and deep green leaves are stunners for sure. They are said to be found in every color, except for blue.
Peonies are said to represent good luck, honor and wealth.
The two zodiac signs of November are Scorpio and Sagittarius. People with birthdays of October 23 to November 21st are Scorpios, while those born on November 22nd to December 21st are said to be under the sign of Sagittarius.
Scorpio is a water sign that has the colors of red and rust. It is represented by the scorpion and is said to feel emotions intensely and lash out if threatened.
Scorpios tend to be passionate truth seekers who often have a mysterious side. Other personality traits include:
Sagittarius is a fire element whose symbol is a bow and arrow. It is represented by the centaur of mythology whose upper body is human, and lower body is horse.
Sagittarius are said to be the wanderers of the zodiac (guess its horse legs come in handy!). Other personality traits include:
November is a great month for a birthday party! Depending on where you live and what you have planned, you might be inside or out in the chilly fresh air.
Here are some birthday party ideas to help you celebrate November birthdays:
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Here are eleven gift ideas for the November birthdays in your life:
Given that those born in November tend to be curious and creative, it’s no wonder there are so many famous figures born this month!
Living November Birthdays
Include one of these quotes in a November birthday card or just enjoy them now!
"Don’t wait until the fourth Thursday in November, to sit with family and friends and give thanks. Make every day a day of Thanksgiving."
Charmaine Forde
“The thinnest yellow light of November is more warming and exhilarating than any wine they tell of. The mite which November contributes becomes equal in value to the bounty of July.”
Henry David Thoreau
"November always seemed to me the Norway of the year."
Emily Dickinson
“It looked like the world was covered in a cobbler crust of brown sugar and cinnamon.”
Sarah Addison Allen
"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.”
Albert Camus
“Now in November nearer comes the sun down the abandoned heaven.”
D.H. Lawrence