Her owners were celebrating their 50th anniversary. That's amazing; these two have been together since I was 3 years old! Sunny was thrilled to see me; I thought she was gonna go through the door when we came into the back. Liz let her out and it was like an explosion of happy fur into my arms. After my face was thoroughly washed, she went to see Sarah, who got the same treatment.
We got there at a bit after 9AM, and when the walk and play time were finished it was just after 11. Sarah and I both had cold feet; the temps have gone from below freezing to 50F (10C) overnight. Problem with that is, when in a park playing with and chasing a dog, the snow is soft enough so your feet sink in it, yet still cold enough to freeze them
After taking Sunny home, we were leaving, and I went to make sure the back gate was closed from when we left for the park. I looked up out of habit, and saw a bright glow about 20* to the left of the Sun, which was almost exactly south. I'm guessing it's an effect from the clouds, moisture in the air, etc. Also, lake Ontario is in that same direction about 30 miles (50Km's) from where we were. Might have something to do with it?
You can see where the Sun is in the trees in the first picture. Or it's Tatooine...
Anyhoo, Sarah and I both thought it was pretty cool; not something you see every day. And 5 minutes later, it was gone, as well as most of the wispy clouds.
Needless to say, my forecast for the next four days? Yeah, don't go there...
All the best,
I kind of thought it was a sundog, but this is probably the third time I've seen anything like this in my life, so I didn't want to jump to conclusions. Thanks for the link too; again I had no idea about all this... 
