Valentine snow.

This is what we woke to on Monday after Valentine's Day. The temperature is below freezing, and will stay that way for most of the week. Schools are closed, travel is limited, and there are power outages expected across the United States, as there is a higher demand for power so people can stay warm. The lowest temperature for us will be just below zero degrees Fahrenheit, or minus eighteen degrees Celsius. There has been about three and a half inches, or nine centimeters of snow so far, with a prediction of about the same amount for midweek. Although this is not the coldest temperature, nor the most amount of snow for this part of the United States, it is not very common.

Bike ride.

It was a very nice day in Camden, so I took my bike out for a ride. Perfect temperature, especially for the second week of November, and the beginning of autumn. We have a lovely trail very near my home for riding, walking, or jogging. It used to be for trains, but after the line was unused for a long time, they took up the tracks, and put down asphalt.

This area is a field behind our house, next to a church. You can see the three crosses representing Jesus Christ crucifixion.

Such beautiful fall colors.

Camden, Arkansas 25th annual Daffodil Festival

Here are a few pictures taken over this past weekend at the Camden, Arkansas 25th annual Daffodil Festival: http://www.camdendaffodilfestival.com

Destiny and I enjoyed the beautiful day walking around downtown looking at all the vendors. There were many arts and crafts and homemade items for sale, as well as all kinds of delicious food, and many activities for kids. Later in the afternoon, we went outside and practiced archery.