This morning we had another inch of new snow, but around 9am the sun came out. It’s 19 degrees outside, but the sun is out. This is the coldest December we’ve had since moving here.
Since a picture is worth 1000 words, here’s the rest of my essay for the day…
Snow Shovel
End of Autumn
Snow on Evergreens
Front Porch
Birdbath… not a Mushroom
Tracks
Elizabethe and I spent the evening at the Joseph Smith Farm for Family Home Evening (aka FHE). There must have been over 250 people who attended the event and it was a very cold 5F outside.
I discovered something interesting about sub-freezing weather, a flash and night. The flash really shows the steam being generated by people. It was kind of freaky. You couldn’t see it with your naked eye, but the reflection back to my camera showed that the group was generating a lot of heat and steam as you can see here…
Human Made Clouds
Once back to the Welcome Center, we spent time singing and eating desserts. They had lots of cookies and hot cocoa, and they did not run out.
Sister Missionaries Serving in the Area
Boy Enjoying Some Hot Cocoa
Rudolph Cookies
