It looked worse in person, I promise.
Cabin fever is a real bitch, and we both had it bad last weekend, hence the "Let's take our tiny car deep into the woods miles from paved roads!" thing. We brought the dog with us, because she loves her some snow.
This is what she looks like the vast majority of the time:
I have no idea what she's smelling under there, but it must be some good shit.
Sometimes she looks like this:
That's my girl. Demure as ever.
The tiny car survived the trip and got us home with a happy dog, ready to face cabin fever another day.
As a Southerner, I have no idea how to drive in snow. Thank goodness your husband does. And your dog is the picture of bliss.
ReplyDeleteI've lived in the frozen North my entire life, and I still hate driving in the snow. It seems that most people who aren't used to driving in it think they can still drive as fast as they normally do - they really underestimate how slick everything is.
DeleteWhen it does snow here, the city basically shuts down. It is quite hilly in areas and there are ALWAYS many accidents so they beg everyone to stay off the roads. The snow will melt and refreeze so then there is the ice to deal with. Not pretty.
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