I'm not dead...yet
Aug. 7th, 2004 06:45 amStill alive. Sort of. Waiting on a handful of people to return e-mails, and feeling decidedly unloved about it. I am so far down on priority lists I might as well just go home. Oh wait, I am home. Okay, I'm running away from home, then.
But contracts for the Grail Quest trilogy finally arrived, so that's somelove. And my once-a-day-no-more check of Amazon.com revealed Staying Dead currently has a sales rank of 1,484. *blink* Okay, who ordered the copy at 3am?

You are Long-wang!
Mythological Background: Yes, the dragon represents
everything you think of when you think of a
dragon - fearsome and invincible. Also, it is
greatly respected just because of that fact.
The dragon has a very protective aspect to it.
Even Jupiter reminds you of intense smashing
power. The dragon is almost always surrounded
by rain-bearing clouds and fog; and the
appearance of its constellation always signals
rainfall and lightning. It's also a symbol of
authority worn by the nobility and the imperial
class. Japanese Name: Seiryuu.
Which Chinese Mythological Being Are You?
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Hmmmm. I feel neither fearsome nor invincible. Rain and fog, though, that I can get behind... I am the Aspect of the Pacific Northwest!
But contracts for the Grail Quest trilogy finally arrived, so that's somelove. And my once-a-day-no-more check of Amazon.com revealed Staying Dead currently has a sales rank of 1,484. *blink* Okay, who ordered the copy at 3am?

You are Long-wang!
Mythological Background: Yes, the dragon represents
everything you think of when you think of a
dragon - fearsome and invincible. Also, it is
greatly respected just because of that fact.
The dragon has a very protective aspect to it.
Even Jupiter reminds you of intense smashing
power. The dragon is almost always surrounded
by rain-bearing clouds and fog; and the
appearance of its constellation always signals
rainfall and lightning. It's also a symbol of
authority worn by the nobility and the imperial
class. Japanese Name: Seiryuu.
Which Chinese Mythological Being Are You?
brought to you by Quizilla
Hmmmm. I feel neither fearsome nor invincible. Rain and fog, though, that I can get behind... I am the Aspect of the Pacific Northwest!
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Date: 2004-08-08 06:44 am (UTC)http://www.livejournal.com/community/baaaaabyanimals/53136.html?#cutid1