November blues

According to the recent report, November is the bluest month of year because a lot of ordinary people feel regret for not achieving their new year's resolutions and they realize that only one month is remaining until the end of the year. I agree with that completely. I also have been feeling not so good these days because of many things. Last Saturday evening, I had dinner with my younger brother's family in a suburb of Seoul. It was very nice place for warm talking and farewell party. He and his family will leave Korea in December 1st. He will be working as a first secretary of an embassy in Kuwait for 3 years. Even though he said that he had been very busy for preparing their departure with studying Arabic and packing the materials needed in there, he looked very vivid and hopeful for his voyage. I could not find out any November blues in his family, and rather their upbeat mood gave me a power to get rid of recent my downcast. The only thing he worried about was my parent's health status. He asked me a favor for checking them more carefully and frequently during his absence. We hugged each other praying for safety and happiness.I cross my fingers for him and his family now. I am so proud of him.