White Wolf <wwolf@ranma.net> writes:

(It depends on how much mayhem I put into the Inspector chasing Kodachi 
(and Kuno) chasing Ranma and Akane).

Hm...  How much can you fit...  ^_^

That sounds like a writing challenge!   ;)

On a more serious writing note, I haven't really been able to find much on the 
symbolism of the hanafuda card plants.  If anyone can help me out with some 
notes on:
	wisteria (fuji)
	iris (shobu)
	tree peony (botan)
	bush clover (hagi)
	pampas grass (susuki)
	chrysanthemum (kiku)
	maple (momiji)
	rain plants (ame)
	paulownia (kiri)

All I really need are some notes about how the plants fit symbolically or some 
note about them.  [e.g. plum (ume) - first flowering fruit plant of the year 
==> symbolizes new life, new start, etc.]  Please send it to 
polaris@interpac.net


Thanks

JK