Introduction We've reached November! They say that when we are busy or having a great time, time flies and it seems like there is not enough. Isn’t it true? The best part is that November already makes us think about end-of-year parties, since the celebration of the Mexican Revolution on the 20th and Thanksgiving Day on the 23rd, November brings us closer to the long-awaited December Posadas and other festivities and celebrations. typical of the end of year season. On the other hand, whether we like it or not, with November, the so-called “Santa Ana winds” also begin to arrive, presenting strong gusts of warm and very dry wind, increasing the risk of forest fires and allergies, colds, and even other conditions. more severe respiratory infections. Determining the cause of any of these respiratory conditions is a bit complicated since many of them share some symptoms. Without being alarmist, if you start to feel a runny nose, cough, or feel tired, it is time to put the following measures into practice: Avoid contact with people who may be sick; If you are the one who feels bad, limit contact with others so as not to infect them. Cover your mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, preferably with a disposable tissue. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water, rubbing your palms, tops, between your fingers, and under your nails. If you don't have soap and water on hand, use an alcohol-based sanitizer. Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. This is precisely how germs spread. Among others, the articles we have selected for this month include: * Mexican Revolution * Thanksgiving Day * Bajamar Birds: Vultures Some of our readers suggested we avoid the "read more" links to our blog as according to them, this type of link creates confusion and distractions. As a response, this newsletter was created in such a way that you must scroll down to continue reading. The articles will be posted in the blog, nonetheless. Let us know your comments. Do you prefer the “read more” links or scrolling down? Don't forget, your suggestions for new topics, as well as your articles, are always welcome. Stay in touch! | 
