For a smile as wide as a country sunrise

I thought of this poem while watching my squirrel digging through the snow. With so little snow it’s easy to see where he goes as he digs his tunnels, since they are not quite hidden from view. And this took place on one of our coldest days.
Running, playing in the snow,
How he does it I don’t know.
There he digs his tunnel now,
Moving fast, just like a plow.
Soon up pops his little head,
Should be brown, he’s white instead.
Little squirrel having fun,
Every day he likes to run.
With little snow I can see
Him digging fast, wild and free.
There he goes, now turns around,
The fun he has does abound.
It’s hard to know why he would
Come play outside, when he could
Stay nice and warm in his home,
Yet, in cold, he likes to roam.
Down again, he digs through snow,
Having fun, look at him go!
© 2019 Steve McLeod.

Hello everyone! Wow, getting so close to Christmas and I’m sure everyone is likely very busy right now. For Muffin and I it isn’t such a busy time so we are going to do awards this week and get caught up once again. We are way behind right now with some of these and that’s terrible, we apologize for that! Today is the Barnabas Award which I was given by Ryan and Mrs. Holliman. Thank you both so very much for thinking of me for this award!! It is really an honor indeed! Don’t forget, if you have some time right now, to check out these 2 great blogs! I am doing both these awards together since the questions are so similar, however I will be doing different questions from both. I will start with Ryan since he nominated me first.

The award rules:
Five Things About Steve:
Five Things About Muffin:
Questions From Ryan:
Questions From Mrs. Holliman:
Well, since this is Christmas and people are busy I won’t specifically nominate anyone, but if you would like this award, go ahead and claim it and answer any five questions above. Thank you all so much for reading, I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas!
Steve and Muffin.
© 2019 Steve McLeod.