Almost Does Not Count

When something is really, really important, almost does not count. Since snow is such a big part of happy Siberian Huskies, this rule is particularly true when it comes to fluffy precipitation. Yesterday morning certainly started off the right way.

Frankie enjoying a brief snow shower (you may need to enlarge the picture to even see that).

Our weather forecast was for periods of snow flurries with around a half inch of accumulation. A little later in the winter, we will not even go outside for that little, but we have been begging for snow for weeks. The excitement was rampant. Games were being played. Celebrations had begun. And then . . .

Uh . . . I can barely see paw prints.

. . . it stopped. Our glorious snow flakes just ceased. The games swiftly became a search mission for any snow that had actually stuck to the ground.

Send out the search parties.

Maybe the snow ran into the woods like all of the wild animals do.

And what comes after disappointment? Blame.

Kiska knows who to blame. Just check out the look.

Clearly this is all Hu-Dad’s fault. Who else could possibly be responsible for teasing us with a few minutes of snow? And if you think only Kiska was thinking that, check out these pictures.

Your fault, Hu-Dad.

Obviously your fault, Hu-Dad.

So Hu-Dad is hoping for some snow soon . . . or the mutiny will begin.