Re: [PyrNet-L] Pyr Puppy First Snow

[Stephanie W <srwhitney@earthlink.net>]

Merrilie,

You haven't had snow yet???!

Anais came from Colorado where she had snow around her from the day she was
born (February 2) until she flew here to New Jersey in April (even a blizzard
right before she came) where there was no more snow on the ground.  We had snow
briefly last week (didn't stick at all, of course) while my son was taking
Anais & Ciaran (IW) for a walk.  He said that Anais got so excited that she
started jumping all over Ciaran (who was much less excited.)  Wish I had seen
it.  I'm anxious to see her when we get the first real snow.  It's always fun
to see them playing in the first snow of the year.

Stephanie & Anais

Merrilie wrote:

> This means there is still hope for us northern east coasters!!!!!!!!  I
> can't wait to see Sam in the snow!!!!!!! (if we ever get any......:) That
> sounds like so much fun!
>
> Merrilie
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> Sent: Saturday, December 04, 1999 11:02 AM
> Subject: [PyrNet-L] Pyr Puppy First Snow
>
> > Here it is the first week of December and the temperatures have been
> hovering
> > around 70.  Few clouds, no rain, little fall and no winter.  Eight month
> old
> > Belle has known only warm days and so far only cool nights.  And then . .
> .
> >
> > LAST NIGHT IT SNOWED!
> >
> > We woke this morning to 1-1/2" of white stuff on the ground.  Belle's
> daddy,
> > remembering the fun she had with the first rain hard enough to leave
> standing
> > water in the ditches, jumps out of bed and races for the camera bag.
> >
> > Puppies dance at the doggy door while he fumbles in his haze for his
> camera,
> > his lenses, his shoes and pants.
> >
> > Nose to the ground, digging furrows in the white, Belle races about the
> yard
> > full tilt.  Running with Montana Bear (almost 2 and an old hand at this
> snow
> > stuff), she attempts her usual smaller dog trick of waiting until he
> catches
> > up, doing a twisty turn on her front feet to come up behind him for the
> > attack.  Instead, she goes slippity-lippity and Tanner Runs Her Down.
> >
> > Run, turn, Run, turn, in the house, out of the house.  Life is good.
> >
> > Jack (quick grab the camera, they're coming around again) and
> > Belle (hey, daddy, this is neat.  What is it?) of the Amarillo Mts.
> >
> >
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