Oh, what fun it is to ride on a dogsledding team. I love dogs. I’m not too keen on snow. I hate the snow. But, dogsledding in December in Alaska has been a dream.
Here’s to another checked off my list of things to get done in life. I will admit, I did believe for a second I was going to get frostbite. My toes, no matter how much others helped me, were beyond frozen. It took a few hot toddys and wearing no socks to eventually warm them up.
Either way, the adventure was exhilarating. It felt like a rollercoaster at times as the dogs picked up speed and went downhill. Our dogs were trainees and made them a bit more unpredictable. And, they were super sweet, friendly, and cuddly. Whenever they stopped for a break, they either romped in the snow or urinated on one. Yes, that is true. However, we were all suited up.
They were a true delight.
Categories: Psychology, society, Travel
psychologistmimi 
SMiLes Dear Miriam God YeS Even One Photo Will
Bring Fruition to A Thousand Dreams Echoing
‘The Call of the Wild’ That Half Wolf And
Domesticated “Jack London” Dog That’s
me Leading The Sled
Like Misfit ‘Rudolph’
From the Back of Course
Just Turning the Snow
‘Golden’ As i Please to Be Free Hehe
True i Don’t Agree with much ‘Herschel
Walker’ Says or Does Yet Indeed i Choose ‘Werewolf
Over Vampire’ And Unlike ‘Obama’ The Wild Dream Never Goes
Away at 7 Fruition New Now All Naked Enough Whole Complete Free
Peace in Love
With No
Blood
Curdling
Screams Call
of The Wild No Longer
Holding the Tears Back
Free to Lead the Pack From the Back
Once Again
i am
the
North
Wind Snow
Flakes Free Oh
Just ‘Letting Go’
FRoZeN Warm Nose
Scents of the Wild STill To Be Breath i Am
Oh God It’s Really Gorgeous Now
Newly i Get
WHere You
Truly Are
WiLD
FREE
Kudos
Kudos
Kudos
For Bringing
Your Vacay Back to Us..:)
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Ah, yes call of the wild. Definitely felt that
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WOW! That looks like a real blast!
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It truly was!!!
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