Here's Monty, me, Khady and Samuel out enjoying some of the great weather.
Relaxing in the lovely snow.
My close-up beauty shot.
I'm soooo loving this!!!Hollybollyboo
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
It's a beautiful day here in my neighborhood. Blizzard conditions with wind gusts up to 50 mph, and lovely temps in the single digits to below zero!!! I don't think a northern breed dog could ask for a better day!!
Here's Monty, me, Khady and Samuel out enjoying some of the great weather.
Relaxing in the lovely snow.
My close-up beauty shot.
I'm soooo loving this!!!
Hollybollyboo
Here's Monty, me, Khady and Samuel out enjoying some of the great weather.Relaxing in the lovely snow.My close-up beauty shot.I'm soooo loving this!!!Hollybollyboo
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Yes, I am khwite proud of woo!
I bet Khady Lynn pawed along those pointers from me!
As fur mine, it was gone by noon - and now it is raining...
Enjoy some snoofing fur me!
BTW, Brice's momma pawed my mom it is up to Brice's tummy in MinnieSNOWda!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: Did your mom bring out your dinner yet?
Love your snow photos! The sound of snow falling is the best sound in the world next to sound of food flowing into my bowl.:-)
Looks absolutely perfect to us. And it looks like what we are having right now which is even better.
We are just a bit out of the way of the storm. We have the cold, the wind, and just about an inch of snow. But we will take it, better than nothing. Maybe we need to take a trip north.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
We like the new look of your blog.
Glad you are enjoying the weather. Too bad Khyra is still waiting and watching for hers.
Woo look mahvelous out in that sno! Ours is still in liquid form, but we have our paws crossed it gets just a lee-tle bit colder!
jack & moo
What is wrong with you floof dogs? Don't you know that snow means hibernation? Not all laying around with your bellies on the coldness like that. And you look so happy!
Slobbers,
Mango
P.S. My word is zenjilla. Sounds like a word to describe your state of mind in the snow.
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