November 06, 2025

7 Nov

 

 


Flagstaff Today 63°: 32° Week 45 Day 3121

Wind 3 mph Gusts 9 mph

Air Quality: Moderate Sunshine

Active Fire: 6 miles away Risk of Fire: High

Nearest lightning: 1368 miles away

Nov. Averages: Temps: 53°\25° Moisture: 4 Days  ave. 1.6”

Monthly Observations

NET Cancer Awareness Month  Link
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 
Link
Peanut Butter Lovers Month

Pet Diabetes Month Link
Picture Book Month Link
PPHI Aids Awareness Month

 

Prematurity Awareness Month Link
PTA Healthy Lifestyles Month Link
Stomach Cancer Awareness Month Link
Sweet Potato Awareness Month 
Link  (See also February)
Teff and Millet Month 
Link
World Vegan Month
Worldwide Bereaved Siblings Month

Weekly Observations

World Origami Days: 24-11/11

1-7

National Fig Week
Polar Bear Week 
World Communication Week
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week 
Link   

Give Wildlife A Brake! Week Link 
National Book Awards Week
Nat’l Animal Shelter Appreciation Week 
Link   

National Radiologic Technology Week Link

2-6

International Stress Awareness Week Link 
National Patient Accessibility Week 
National Veterans Small Business Week
 Link

2-8
Children’s Book Week 
Link  
Forensic Nurses Week  
Link

6-8

National Farm Toy Show Days  

Dear Santa Letter Week: 7-13

Daily Observations

Bison Day 
Digital Scrapbooking Day
International Cake Day 
Link 
International Day Against Violence and Bullying at School, Including
Cyber Bullying
International Day of Medical Physics 
Link
International Merlot Day
  Link
National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day 
Link

National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day Link
Notary Public Day 
Link
Retinol Day  
Link
Pumpkin Destruction Day
Sadie Hawkins Day 
 Link
Sausage and Kraut Day
World Chili Day
(Internat’l Chili Championships in Terlingua, TX)
World Numbat Day 
Link 

 

Today’s Quotes                                                             


Today’s Memes

 



Thoughts for the day

Controlled burns continue. A little less smoke than yesterday.

I had lunch with Andy and Faith at Wildflower Bakery. Great food and great conversation.  Faith is busy with her Holiday crafting. She is so creative. Andy has been busy helping out his relatives. Mary and Mike are still down in Phoenix, enjoying their time there.

Looking forward to tonight’s Bronco game.

Animals From Native American Legends And What They Symbolize

Deer

Deer teach gentleness, watchfulness, and quiet strength. Their appearance in stories often signals a need for kindness, careful listening, or peaceful solutions to conflict.

In some tales, deer help souls travel safely to the next world. In others, they remind people to move through life with care and alertness, showing that true power can come from being aware, graceful, and choosing calm paths.

 

Boomers Were Forced to Memorize These Facts—And They’re All Useless Now…

Humans Only Use 10% of Their Brains

This one was repeated so often that it seemed like a scientific fact. Teachers swore we had all this untapped brain potential just waiting to be unlocked. But neuroscientists have thoroughly debunked this myth—our brains are constantly active, and every part has a function. If we truly only used 10%, brain damage wouldn’t be nearly as devastating as it is. So much for all those daydreams about unlocking superhuman intelligence. 

Random Thoughts

Maybe urinals were invented when a tall guy walked by the sinks and asked, “Why not?”

Turtles can never have sleepovers because they always sleep at home.

The object of golf is to play the least amount of golf.

Watching a graduation ceremony is like sitting through a movie that’s entirely end credits.

Historic Events

Click here for 7 November history

Birthdays

Adam DeVine, 42

TV Actor


Lindsay Duncan, 75

TV Actress


Joni Mitchell, 82

Folk Singer


Jason London, 54

Movie Actor

 

Marie Curie (d.1934; @66, radiation )

Physicist


Billy Graham (d.2018; @99)

Religious Leader

 

James Cook (d.1779; @50, shot by natives)

Explorer

 

The End for today…

           

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