Kim

Uh... Wallet, phone, 1 pen, 1 pencil, 1 pocket eraser, lucky coin, pocket knife, house key with a measuring tape and 8GB usb on the same key ring, and a 56 page 3-3/4" x 5-3/4"notebook with a pocket family photo.

Outside of DoD:S, I try to mod any games I have. Always fun to go through the code and assets, and even just playing mods that was made by other people and see what their process was. Outside of shooters, I play a lot of strategy games, such as Civ5, Starcraft, and GFL.

Pre-covid, I used to do recreational archery. I started to hike and cycle more now though. Mostly recreational, and I just go around and practice my photography skills.

I'm an university student who majored in Architecture. My concentration mostly lies on the more technical aspects of the building. I try to keep my summer breaks busy, so I started work for an electrical consultation company to learn more about the physical aspect of architecture right from the site, and project coordination along the way.

Sounds interesting! Sign me up!

Caen, Abbey, battlebridge, lennon

Granted, but you can only travel through time in increments of 500 years. No more, no less.

I wish I can teleport.

Some rails allowing you to shoot through, but some rails doesn't. 

Quarter a slice of a half a slice of a half pizza slice.

Red

5

I used to live in my hometown in Suwon, Gyeonggi-do. It's a bustling place where we're mostly famous for our Hwaseong fortress and the trails/roads that connect to them. Looking back, this was one of the reasons how I got into architecture. My parents always did take me to places like these. Last I walked here was 3 years ago as part of a family reunion.

Now I live in Richmond Hill, Ontario. Not as architecturally-rich, but I still enjoyed David Dunlap Observatory, and the different trails the municipality offered in their parks. Really, that was the one part I liked about Richmond Hill: I liked the trails they had and even explore around abit by going off-trail. I wasn't so directionally-challenged back then, so I always managed to find my way back while avoiding danger.

Really wish this pandemic would be over so I can go back to these places again...

Awesome work! Looking forward to the next issue!

I still find myself going back to 20th century songs. They always did sounded more spirited... And strangely French.

Caen

Brest

Winter

Markly Winter

Husky