On Monday night there was a fairly strong north wind while I was walking Sage. My friends in "the real West" will laugh, but it made me think of living in Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota. Ouch, it was cold. I was reminded of times I lived in New York, after ice storms, and Murphy and I would run in the near-by strip mall parking lot because it was the only place sanded, the we would slip-slide back up the hill home, looking like we were novice skaters at the hockey rink.
Sage seems to relish this weather. All the scents are freeze-dried. Maybe it is reminding her DNA of what labs were bred to do: leap into the frigid waters off the eastern shore of Canada to bring in fishing nets.
So, I guess it isn't too cold, but I would have been very worried about Murphy, and in the middle of the night I found myself lying awake trying to hear Sage. She seems fine and knows there is an open invitation to be lifted into my bed.
Murphy's day.
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