#i.p.a

British blood boils in her veins, but she is more likely to be found around the world than in her homeland.

In spite of her appearance, it is rumored that she has a peculiar character, but all her colleagues agree that at work she is like a dog with a bone: no matter the circumstances, she won’t ever drop it!

For some mysterious reason she does not have much sympathy for her strange name; it is better to call her Ann.

"Don't worry, it has a shoulder strap too!" It’s what Ann would reply; a fancy bag is not the best choice for an adventure, but it is not only from her bag that Ann never separates herself.

• reading glasses; (when there is too much work to be done on papers and translations.)

• The manual, better known as Ann's Bible! First Edition, one of the objects to which she is most attached, on par with the...

• silk scarf, a special gift from her mentor for her first job in Cairo. A good luck charm!

• cigarettes and lighter.

Meanwhile we're working for IPA project

@internationalpioneersagency, We're so in love with our characters that we’re also playing/writing and drawing an AU with Egyptian Gods.

Here is femRa counterpart of Ann and Shezmu, kindly played in our sessions by @drawinglinestoconstellations.

These have been heavy days, but sketching the dynamics between these two is a breath of fresh air!

Mostly known to American B-movie lovers, Matt was Private Rees in "Rees The Hero," Ty in "You Will Pay Dearly" and its sequel, and K.O.B.R.A. in his latest film "Jungle Bungle."

He does not seem to realize it, but he’s not that good of an actor, while he is definitely more capable doing stunts, making him an excellent stuntman. His physical prowess has also led him to perform various bodyguard duties for other actors and directors.

Backpacks? Duffel bags?! None of the above, just the bare minimum! Having crazy deltoids doesn’t mean having to carry heavy loads on your shoulders, on the contrary! One must preserve the physique for the right time.

-A razor-sharp machete, because danger is always lurking.

-Hand training pliers. Yes that's right, muscles are there too!

-Hair gel; a real man's trump card.

-VHS, posters and an autograph pen. A gift for my new friends.

不安になるから乗り換えれる休みは

しっかり休みヤキ！

一歩踏みコミ

旅が始まる光は影の向こう側ぐるぐる回る地球側

どーせだったら勝った事に乗っかろう負けた事に感謝

上がるのも楽しいしフォールラインも行きつキャ同じ

そこのリミット小手先一つ

握った拳を突き上げよう

電気の速さでビーリビリ どうせだったら

Anlen’s song of the week

7.2% - ½ Draught

Beer #2

Yayyyyy, I'm unashamedly smitten with Sierra Nevada. When I saw Torpedo on draught, of course I was gonna buy some. This is what I meant by I failed slightly on gently ramping up the ABVs on my little bar crawl. 

A. Dark amber/reddish golden colour (copper? I s'pose) with a small but beautiful white head, holds nicely.

S. Heavy on the hops, but this is to be expected with a 7.2% extra I.P.A from the hop loving Sierra Nevada. If I couldn't smell hops I'd be REALLY worried. Pine, Lemon and Grapefruit - Sierra Nevada themselves admit that they are a big fan of citra hops, this much is obvious. 

T. Big hops upfront, similar to the nose. There is a resounding sweetness though certainly from the malts. It's biscuity, reminding me faintly of those lovely lotus brand biscuits you get given when ordering coffee in a fancy café. Beautifully balanced. I sometimes find the hops can be overdone in hyper-charged I.P.As and can result in a hop headache, not with this. 

M. Slightly sticky in the mouth, with a light carbonation that leaves behind a lovely bittersweet flavour (not sentiment - although with each glorious sip I am emptying the glass :( ) which one does not want to leave.