June 14, 2009
Kitsune
It’s Japanese for “fox”. I saw this little fox when I was walking on the bridge over the railroad tracks at my school. It had a little gray muzzle and was peering out from the chain link fence. The campus police was staring back at it. I hope they weren’t going to put it down for rabies or something, but then again, I don’t want a rabid fox running around attacking people. Having an evil badger is bad enough. Kitsune is also the name of a character on the anime / manga Love Hina, which I would rather just forget.
It’s Japanese for “fox”. I saw this little fox when I was walking on the bridge over the railroad tracks at my school. It had a little gray muzzle and was peering out from the chain link fence. The campus police was staring back at it. I hope they weren’t going to put it down for rabies or something, but then again, I don’t want a rabid fox running around attacking people. Having an evil badger is bad enough. Kitsune is also the name of a character on the anime / manga Love Hina, which I would rather just forget.