Well, it's another day in good ol' Canada eh. The ground is covered in snow, the deck is icy, and the air is bitter cold. But not to worry, as I've got my nice warm house, decent food and my video games to keep me company. Oh it's the start of another winter in Canada.

But hold on, what's this? The flu has come around, my head is pounding, my lungs cough about, and sleep sounds like the best thing now. But not to worry, I am in my nice warm house, I've got bottles of juice, pain killers, and a cozy bed. Oh it's the start of another winter in Canada.

But hold on, what's this? The dog wants out, he sniffs the entire deck, ignoring every word I say. I let him stay out for awhile, only for him to bark, "let me in" 3 minutes later. I let him in, he slips and slides, and steps on my foot, "ow" I cry. But not to worry, as I've got my nice warm house, a good four-legged friend, and socks and mittens.

This is a small tale of woe, now I have a sore toe. The dog is sleeping, ignoring me still, I cough and cough, I wish I wasn't ill. Be thankful for what you have, no matter how big or small. This could rhyme better, but what am I to say, it's just another winter, in Canada eh.

Oh boy, i feel your pain.

It seems that here in Canada there's three types of day in winter: cold, snowy, and both. Today was an example of the former and Monday was snowy, so it seems both is coming up.

Love how you did this in poem, btw.

Thanks for the comments . Originally I wasn't going for a poem, it just flowed that way. As for the 'eh', it is a joke referring to a common stereotype that we Canadians end our sentences with 'eh' when we talk (even though we don't... most of the time).