I wanted to share with you some photos that Dr. Misha Meepenstein took. Bear in mind that Meepie has a bit of a vision impairment. But he's an artist and I still think his works speak for themselves
Me, the Tube Wolf:

Fargo:

Roo Roo:


I heard a song the other day...an old song from when my Human was a little human. It was called "It's Hard to Be Humble." It was sung by some human who goes by the name of Mac Davis. (Humans sure have stupid names!)
We live several miles outside of the city limits. A lot of animals live outside of our house. We see feral cats, NO-possums, raccoons, deer, sometimes foxes, and occasionsally coyotes. Lots of birds, too (although none as pretty as those that visit Charlie and Opy).





My Human just got a call from a human friend in Des Moines, IA. She can see the Northern Lights now. So all huskies and their humans should go outside and look to the north for the lights.



So all the snow is gone! I don't get it. We had 18 inches of wonderful snow and cold temperatures. Then it was a miserable 55 degrees for a few days and it's all gone! Oh well...I'm going to try to not let it get me down! BUT IT BETTER SNOW AGAIN SOON!!!!
Howdy! Today I'm featuring the husky of Paul J Hagerty High School. I found the cute picture (on the left) of what may be a new husky blogger while researching this school. I didn't start my computer usage until I was much older than this little guy.The Husky is known for its intelligence, loyalty, courage, work ethic, teamwork and fierce competitiveness and represents qualities essential to the school and the students.
My Human said the stupidest thing ever! She actually said that she's tired of the snow and cold temperatures and is ready for it be be in the 50's again! That's so unfair! This was the first real snow we've had since I've been around and she wants it to go away. (Even stupider is that the TV weather guy refered to our glorious 18 snowfall as a "winter-like event!")Sioux City commuters dodge beef livers on road
ASSOCIATED PRESS
November 30, 2006
A semitrailer dumped its load of beef livers on a highway in Sioux City, blocking morning traffic as officials worked to clean up the mess.
The semitrailer careened off an exit ramp from U.S. Highway 20 to Interstate 29 about 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, blocking three lanes of traffic.
The mess delayed traffic for about an hour as firefighters washed blood off the highway and then salted the area to keep it from freezing in the frigid temperatures.
The driver of the truck suffered a cut on his forehead and a possible shoulder injury. He was taken to a local hospital, police said. The driver's name wasn't released.
The semi, owned by Coverleaf Cold Storage of Sioux City, left the road and came to rest on its side in the median, police said.
The cause of the crash remained under investigation.
How do you wake up your humans? Meepie will poke my Human with his snout. Fargo will lick her. But I walk all over her. I'll hop up on the bed and do my tight rope act up and down her, till she wakes up. Sometimes my Human will try to ignore me after she wakes up, but I'll continue to march all over her. I don't know what she's thinking. This morning I walked on her at 4am! That's late enough for her to sleep. She's lazy. Very lazy!
Humans are stupid! Have I mentioned that? I've heard about some humans who bring trees into their house this time of year. The decorate them with breakable things and lights and stick boxes with stupid paper under the tree. Those humans get upset when dogs (and cats) visit the tree.
This fluffy husky is the mascot of the Alak School in the community of Wainwright in Alaska.Alak School is located nearly 350 miles above the Arctic Circle on the coast of the Chukchi Sea in northern Alaska. It is a unique place with strong traditions and friendly people. Most residents are of Inupiat Eskimo heritage.








This Saturday's logo is the Husky of North Marion Primary School on Aurora (Roo Roo?), Oregon.
