Wednesday, January 14, 2004
Hesperides this is your day cuz wen google searching for hesperides the cat your website is the first up!
Go boy ! Meoww on kitty cat! Go Hesperides!
Go boy ! Meoww on kitty cat! Go Hesperides!
It seems like "Anna's" blog came second in yahoo. Congrats to her! Is that maybe becasue she used the word PUSSY with HESPERIDES a numer of times???
OMG http://hesperidesthecat.blogspot.com/
is first on the yahoo search for hesperides cat and blog!
Can't wait to go search google!
is first on the yahoo search for hesperides cat and blog!
Can't wait to go search google!
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
I was going to go thru the old blog and make sure to put in teh techniques i used to optimize, but uhhhh, it's 8 in the evening adn i am still stuk in school. "Look at sm1 who does not have a life..."! Gotta go
Monday, January 12, 2004
Perhaps frequent updating is an optimization technique as well... cuz it looks like you are keeping your pages in shape. A quick "run through" yahoo advanced search showed that if you search in "including all words" for Hespeides, cat and blog Andreas's Dj website comes on the second place. Yey! :)
Wednesday, January 07, 2004
This is FUNNY! In case any of you run out of names for pet cats that begin with H! Check here
Just imagine calling your cat a Hairy Nett and looking for it on the street :)
Hadron
Haile
Hailey
Hairy Nett
Halcyone
Haley
Hali
Halmasuit
Haltia
Hama
Hanata
Hanna
Hannah
Hannahanna
Hanwi
Hariasa
Harimela
Harissa
Harlow
Harmonia
Harmony
Harriet
Hasie
Hatshepsut
Haumea
Hayley
Hazel
Heady
Heather
Hecate
Hecuba
Hedda
Hedril
Hedrun
Hegemone
Heidi
Hekate
Helen
Helen Paws
Helena
Helene
Helga
Heliades
Hella
Helle
Heloise
Henna
Henoze
Henwen
Hepatu
Hepzibah
Her
Hera
Hermia
Hermione
Hers
Hertha
Hesperides
Hester
Hestia
Hiawatha
Hiera
Hilaria
Hilary
Hilda
Hildegard
Hillary
Hindira
Hipodamia
Hippia
Hippolyta
Hippolyte
Hiquit
Hlin
Hlodyn
Hlyn
Hnossa
Hokkma
Hokmah
Holika
Holly
Holly Comet
Holly Golightly
Honesty
Honey
Honey-Cosette
Honeysuckle
Honour
Hope
Horae
Horephoros
Hoya
Hrede
Huitaca
Huldra
Huligamma
Hulla
Huntress
H'Uraru
Hussy
Hyacinth
Hybla
Hydra
Just imagine calling your cat a Hairy Nett and looking for it on the street :)
Hadron
Haile
Hailey
Hairy Nett
Halcyone
Haley
Hali
Halmasuit
Haltia
Hama
Hanata
Hanna
Hannah
Hannahanna
Hanwi
Hariasa
Harimela
Harissa
Harlow
Harmonia
Harmony
Harriet
Hasie
Hatshepsut
Haumea
Hayley
Hazel
Heady
Heather
Hecate
Hecuba
Hedda
Hedril
Hedrun
Hegemone
Heidi
Hekate
Helen
Helen Paws
Helena
Helene
Helga
Heliades
Hella
Helle
Heloise
Henna
Henoze
Henwen
Hepatu
Hepzibah
Her
Hera
Hermia
Hermione
Hers
Hertha
Hesperides
Hester
Hestia
Hiawatha
Hiera
Hilaria
Hilary
Hilda
Hildegard
Hillary
Hindira
Hipodamia
Hippia
Hippolyta
Hippolyte
Hiquit
Hlin
Hlodyn
Hlyn
Hnossa
Hokkma
Hokmah
Holika
Holly
Holly Comet
Holly Golightly
Honesty
Honey
Honey-Cosette
Honeysuckle
Honour
Hope
Horae
Horephoros
Hoya
Hrede
Huitaca
Huldra
Huligamma
Hulla
Huntress
H'Uraru
Hussy
Hyacinth
Hybla
Hydra
Oh, BTW Happy New Year!!!
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
This is what i found while searching for Hesperides and cat on google.... not exatly what i hoped for but why not add some poetry anyway!
Cat
by Hesperides on Dec 26, 2003
A poem from our partner site, Allpoetry.com
Author's Last Login: 2 hours ago
In Category: Haiku. 2 views this week. 2 total.
A yellow cat's eye
Snaps open aware, tracing
shadows on the wall.
Cat
by Hesperides on Dec 26, 2003
A poem from our partner site, Allpoetry.com
Author's Last Login: 2 hours ago
In Category: Haiku. 2 views this week. 2 total.
A yellow cat's eye
Snaps open aware, tracing
shadows on the wall.
Monday, December 29, 2003
I did it i did it. Now this blogger is added onto the Google spider crawl thingie! It is actually quite easy for those of you who want to try it. Just go to this page
and follow the instructions.
Elli
and follow the instructions.
Elli
Sunday, December 28, 2003
HAaaaaaaaaa, HOooooooooo, HEeeeeeeeee!
Happy Holidays Hesperides!
Happy Holidays Hesperides!
As you might have found out Hesperides is a Russian Blue.... and that is what some other people have to say about it:
The unusual elegance of the Russian Blue Hesperides is not only in the looks but is also apparent in its movements and behavior. Even the males have a distinct "ladylike" way of walking, and even though Russians can move fast when they play their movements have a ballet-like finesse.
Temper wise it is lively and dominant in its own refined way; animals and people in the home are slowly - often without realizing it before it is too late - made "slaves" in the private zardom of the Russian Blue - Hesperides.
It will often choose a single person or a few people which it will devote all its love to while it behaves reserved and dignified towards all others. This characteristic is not always present, especially not in the males, so it is despite all not impossible to find a Russian Blue Hesperides who is a "party freak". A Russian Blue - Hesperides of that type will make absolutely sure that everyone has noticed what a beautiful cat resides in that house especially when there is company.
Normally it is unproblematic keeping Russian Blues - Hesperideses because they are very good at getting things the way they want them; it is not a cat to suffer in silence - if something is wrong, you will be told so in a way even humans understand.
One should be aware that it is not a cat that is suited to be alone all day. If one doesn’t have other pets at home it is best to get two cats. The other cat doesn’t have to be a Russian Blue Hesperides.
If one prefers a cat that is also playful as adult, the Russian Blue Hesperides is a good choice.
Russian Blues - Hesperideses can entertain themselves, if they have to, but they prefer to play with others - preferably their chosen person.
Almost all Russian Blues and that is Hesperideses too, love to play fetch. You will discover that this is something the cat teaches you - and not the other way round.
It will often participate in anything and everything its chosen person does (maybe with the exception of joining in the shower), it will willingly "help" with the dishes and with unpleasant phone calls by pulling the phone on the floor in jealousy etc. It sees itself as (and often becomes) the center of your universe!
Historically there has formerly been some doubt as to whether the breed came from Russia at all, but today there seems to be no doubt that it actually originated in Siberia; in similar sub-Arctic areas other grey-blue cats are found most probably because it is a suitable camouflage color there.
Cat fanciers who have been to Russia also recount that the moggies over there are grey-blue even though they are of a stockier build than Russian Blue Hesperides.
Legend has it that this cat in the time of the Zars was used as royal gifts to people who otherwise had everything. An old Russian prayer for homely happiness specifically mentions the blue cat. That is something we Russian Blue owners of today fully approve of!
The Russian Blue like Hesperides is a medium large and slim but muscular cat, grey-blue with a white silver sheen. This silver sheen (goes under the term "tipping" in the cat fancy) has probably worked as a very good camouflage in the Siberian fir tree forests (The Tajga) where the breed originated.
The fur should be soft and almost like velvet to the touch.
It should have slanted almond-shaped eyes which are emerald-green; the ears are large and upright. The paws are lavender and small, almost teaspoon-shaped.
It has lion-like whisker pads and chin.
The nose forms an angle with the forehead where they meet at eyebrow-level.
The breed has no special needs as regards to care and grooming, apart from those that are apparent in regard to the special Russian Blue Hesperidesian temper. The breed is physically and mentally robust as long as it gets its needs for action and contact fulfilled.
For more info see this site
The unusual elegance of the Russian Blue Hesperides is not only in the looks but is also apparent in its movements and behavior. Even the males have a distinct "ladylike" way of walking, and even though Russians can move fast when they play their movements have a ballet-like finesse.
Temper wise it is lively and dominant in its own refined way; animals and people in the home are slowly - often without realizing it before it is too late - made "slaves" in the private zardom of the Russian Blue - Hesperides.
It will often choose a single person or a few people which it will devote all its love to while it behaves reserved and dignified towards all others. This characteristic is not always present, especially not in the males, so it is despite all not impossible to find a Russian Blue Hesperides who is a "party freak". A Russian Blue - Hesperides of that type will make absolutely sure that everyone has noticed what a beautiful cat resides in that house especially when there is company.
Normally it is unproblematic keeping Russian Blues - Hesperideses because they are very good at getting things the way they want them; it is not a cat to suffer in silence - if something is wrong, you will be told so in a way even humans understand.
One should be aware that it is not a cat that is suited to be alone all day. If one doesn’t have other pets at home it is best to get two cats. The other cat doesn’t have to be a Russian Blue Hesperides.
If one prefers a cat that is also playful as adult, the Russian Blue Hesperides is a good choice.
Russian Blues - Hesperideses can entertain themselves, if they have to, but they prefer to play with others - preferably their chosen person.
Almost all Russian Blues and that is Hesperideses too, love to play fetch. You will discover that this is something the cat teaches you - and not the other way round.
It will often participate in anything and everything its chosen person does (maybe with the exception of joining in the shower), it will willingly "help" with the dishes and with unpleasant phone calls by pulling the phone on the floor in jealousy etc. It sees itself as (and often becomes) the center of your universe!
Historically there has formerly been some doubt as to whether the breed came from Russia at all, but today there seems to be no doubt that it actually originated in Siberia; in similar sub-Arctic areas other grey-blue cats are found most probably because it is a suitable camouflage color there.
Cat fanciers who have been to Russia also recount that the moggies over there are grey-blue even though they are of a stockier build than Russian Blue Hesperides.
Legend has it that this cat in the time of the Zars was used as royal gifts to people who otherwise had everything. An old Russian prayer for homely happiness specifically mentions the blue cat. That is something we Russian Blue owners of today fully approve of!
The Russian Blue like Hesperides is a medium large and slim but muscular cat, grey-blue with a white silver sheen. This silver sheen (goes under the term "tipping" in the cat fancy) has probably worked as a very good camouflage in the Siberian fir tree forests (The Tajga) where the breed originated.
The fur should be soft and almost like velvet to the touch.
It should have slanted almond-shaped eyes which are emerald-green; the ears are large and upright. The paws are lavender and small, almost teaspoon-shaped.
It has lion-like whisker pads and chin.
The nose forms an angle with the forehead where they meet at eyebrow-level.
The breed has no special needs as regards to care and grooming, apart from those that are apparent in regard to the special Russian Blue Hesperidesian temper. The breed is physically and mentally robust as long as it gets its needs for action and contact fulfilled.
For more info see this site
