okay, random tests and stuff are on this page:
Who
There's a link from there to the page with a few other tests, which is:
Similar Minds/Project Implicit
This is not going to be useful to almost anyone. It's my White Wolf roleplaying character's stats:
Seshin's Stats
Lo and behold it is the Den of Seshin and there isn't much interesting going on.
Seshin's full name is Seshin No Yoru. Spelled correctly, as Seishin No Yoru, it means Spirit of the Night. Hanshin's name is Hanshin No Kumori Kitsune and it means Rebellious Spirit of the Shadow Fox.
Seshin welcomes you to her Den and bids you explore her home if you feel so inclined. Below there are various pages of Seshin's friends and there are links to the rest of her Den.
Seshin plays the oboe and the piano, but mostly the oboe. She's been playing since she was 12, and although she doesn't plan to follow a career in music, she does plan to keep playing. For any oboe players who don't yet know how to make their own reeds yet, I'll be putting up a page soon with pictures and directions to try and help those who can't find a teacher in their area.
May I, Hanshin now suggest that our most royal cousin from Mother Russia, the Borzoi Her Royal Gorgeousness Czarina Oksana, Wonderous Hunter, and Beatiful Diva Dog's page "Know Thy Enemy" be visited with the utmost speed and her connected column of wise all knowing advice be read with matching swiftness.
Know Thy Enemy (Mr. Squirrel to be exact)
Now as you may know the Borzoi is a sighthound like the Greyhound, Afgan Hound, Whippit, and others. Both Greyhounds and Borzoi were the dogs of royalty, and the Borzoi were Russians to be specific. Many Borzoi are mistreated today, and they are as undeserving of this treatment as they were so many years ago, when the Russians realized their royal bearings and adopted them as their official dog. Until the AKC realized it's mistake in naming, Borzoi were called Russian Wolfhounds here in America. But the Borzoi are not built like Irish Wolfhounds. Wolfhounds were bred to hunt down and kill the prey, hence their strong jaws, but the Borzoi who hunted in pairs were meant to hold down the prey so that the hunter could kill it, hence their fine "needle" noses. You should visit the
National Borzoi Rescue Foundation
About Seshin
Seshy's friend Fionn
Relatively Big Fun
Dogs
