Shesh, my brown bear, looks back – Sesi, white as snow, at his side.
Genen, old and wise, leads with his sister, Qimuki, a strong puller.
I place my mukluks on the runner and brace myself for a long, cold supply run.
“MUSH!”
Shesh, my brown bear, looks back – Sesi, white as snow, at his side.
Genen, old and wise, leads with his sister, Qimuki, a strong puller.
I place my mukluks on the runner and brace myself for a long, cold supply run.
“MUSH!”
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I love the rich vocabulary you used.
Thank you!
I love how you did the prompt, and the vivid descriptions of each dog!
I had to do a bit of research. Their names are all in Inuit.
Oh, I love your team! And I love their descriptions!
Thank you!
So simple and so eloquently written. Love it.
My son wants one as a pet. Could you imagine? Take me for a ride to the grocery store! Mush!
Well…you are in Canada. Don’t you live in an igloo part time??
You charmed me with mukluks.
It’s all about the mukluks.
Great imagery. & huskies are so pretty!
They are. Thanks.
I miss my husky!!!!!!! Freaking divorce got in the way of that :(.
Dogs and kids. Too often collateral damage.
Such vivid storytelling!
Thanks!
So vivid! We did a dog sled excursion once in Canada, it is really quite an experience!
I’ll bet – I’ve never done it myself. I’m more of an inside person I think.
Yea, it was flippin’ cold!
I love the little photo. Very evocative. And boy , those dogs love to work!
They do!
What a cute little tale, and tail too. Ha ha. It’s too early.
LOL. It is.
Awwwww love the photo and the dog names! Mush indeed!
Thank you!