Ah, the month before December – it's like the overture to a holiday symphony, a time of anticipation, preparation and just a touch of chaos. It's a curious mix of feelings, paired with the subtle panic of realising you forgot to buy wrapping paper again.
For many, November feels like standing at the edge of a festive wonderland. You start seeing the early signs: twinkling lights creeping into neighbourhoods, Christmas music quietly invading stores and holiday flavours taking over menus. It's like the world is gently nudging you and whispering: "Get ready – it's coming."
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