It all depends how much you enjoy spending Christmas with your family. If you really love spending time with your aunts, uncles, and grandparents, then you probably want to get through November as quickly as you can. However if, like many people, the thought of spending a holiday with your relatives fills you with dread, then look upon November as the calm before the storm; a wonderful 30-days when you have the perfect excuse to steer clear of those annoying family members 😊

For England, I believe the months of the year can be put in the following order from best to worst: Best: June because the weather is good and you have the summer to look forward to 2nd: July because the weather is good and you have August to look forward to 3rd: August because the weather is good 4th: May because the weather will be good sooner or later 5th: April because the weather is not terrible 6th: September because the weather is not terrible... yet... 7th: March because the weather will be less terrible soon 8th: October because the weather is not as terrible as it's going to be 9th: December because Christmas partly makes up for the terrible weather 10th: November because the weather is bad and getting worse 11th: January because the weather is terrible but you have fond memories of Christmas Worst: February because the weather is terrible

November is fireworks season for us. I have very fond memories of going with my family to see them, wrapping up nice and warm, coming back and drinking a hot chocolate. The whole atmosphere, even if it is cold and sometimes dreary, plays a huge role in the overall enjoyment of it all. November 5th is also particularly interesting. I might even make a video about it.

November best month

November not a bad month not too much cool its perfect weather why u not like any reason