Blitz your Christmas shopping
This is your chance to be one of those smug people
who has all their Christmas shopping sorted weeks before 25 December. The
football kicks off on 20 November, with the first two rounds of matches taking
place at 10am, 1pm, 4pm and 7pm (UK time). So it’s a safe bet that while
millions of British football fans are glued to their TV screens, the shops will
be crowd-free. Use this time wisely, and you’ll avoid last-minute
present-buying panic.
Start writing a bestseller
November is National Novel Writing Month, so why not
get started on penning a thrilling page-turner? The organisers behind National
Novel Writing Month are urging budding authors to write a 50,000-word first
draft this month. Sign up for the challenge through the official website, and you’ll receive writing tips and encouragement from top
authors.
Binge-watch a TV series
As 21 November is World Television Day, it’d be rude
not to settle into a great series. Why not catch up with a classic you’ve never
seen, such as The Wire, Breaking Bad or Stranger Things? Alternatively, dive into something new. Check out
the creepy horror series The Devil’s Hour
or the historical action-drama SAS Rogue
Heroes. Meanwhile, crime fans might enjoy Ridley, a detective show starring Adrian Dunbar (Jesus, Mary and
Joseph! It’s the guy from Line of Duty).
Nail your DIY
We’re betting that, like most people, you have a
long list of DIY jobs that you just never get around to doing. Why not seize
this opportunity to finally do those niggly little jobs like giving tired walls
a fresh lick of paint or fixing creaky cupboard doors. November is also a good
time to get busy in the garden by pruning back bushes or planting bulbs.
From all of us here at Cooke & Co Estate and
Letting Agents, thanks for reading. If you’re making alternative plans for the
World Cup, get in touch with us on social media and let us know what they
are.
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