Fri-Freeman

Have I told you that I was moving places and not a jobless bum anymore? Well, I guess I haven't, and better late than never. Yeah, currently I'm living in our great capital city (I'm already missing our previous cool and cozy city now), working for SDI Media http://sdimedia.com/. Pretty unusual job, eh? Definitely not something I ever seriously thought going to do. It's not a design job, just as how I'd like it. I already decided from the start that I'm not going to work as a designer after I graduate. But it's not exactly  a creative writing job either. I'm still pursuing my dream to be a journalist/writer, so we'll see what the future wil

Mobile Guard Section One Season 2 (Cue Darker and Edgier Opening http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FEwZxoAoWQ&feature=related) If there's one animal that's usually considered to be Silverport's official animal, it is the seagull. Brochures about tourism in silverport usually mentioned the symbolism of the graceful, white birds. They live by and on the sea. They are resourceful, inquisitive and intelligent. They have complex and highly developed social structure. In many way, Silverport is like a seagull. Of course, the brochures never mention that seagulls are also noisy, kleptoparasite little buggers that often display mob behaviours, peck

"Ask any Silverporters on what do they think as the best part of the city, and each one will answer differently. Some would say its size. Some would say the amount of chance and freedom that Silverport holds. Some would say the modernity of it as the continent’s technological capital. But ask any Silverporters on what do they think as the one thing that defines Silverport, and they’ll answer the same thing. The air. The exact combination of industrial smog, ARM exhaust, alchemical reagents, rotting waste, burning ozone, and the pièce de résistance, sea breeze, makes an atmosphere like no other. The thickness of it will di