Zeruda
Mother Hyrule
- Joined
- May 17, 2009
- Location
- on a crumbling throne
Ever since I was a child, I wanted to be a soldier. So, when I was old enough, I joined the US Army. I joined while I was still in high school, so I luckily was able to do my training during the summer and then part of the school year. I guess it was good that I was homeschooled during that part of High School, or else I probably would've failed some courses. I became a 31B (Military Police). It was... a lot of fun, really. After being stationed in the US for a while, I did go overseas.
It was a job I really loved. I enjoyed having a lot of responsibility and always being active. It made me feel alive, I think you can say. It was the only place I could be where there were so many people with so many customs and beliefs and morals but everybody got along for the most part. It is... very different than civilian life. I also formed bonds with people. It's weird to try to explain, but I have never felt closer to anybody than a fellow soldier. It's such a strong bond. However, my time for the Army is now finished, and I am onto other things.
I also wanted to become an artist. Well, let me rephrase that: I always wanted to draw stuff. I never actually wanted to have it for a career. But, my granny, my aunt, everybody.... they all pushed me to do something with my art after the Army. So, I have seasonal work with gaming companies. Around Oct-Feb is my times there. It's very busy and takes a lot of my time, but it's good money. It just can get very irritating because it's not my own ideas. I have to work in a group, and we all share ideas and work on a piece.... but, a lot of the time our ideas are very different. I hate group work.
Still, I want to be in the gaming industry, so I think it will look good on my resume. I also am working at GameStop (3 years in OCT). I'm trying to become manager and get my own store, but now I am reconsidering.... I mean, I might not like it, you know? But if I get my own store, then I will be stuck with it for a while...
So, now I am working on linguistics. If I can better my languages, then I will get a job in translations. I would like to translate for gaming companies. It'd be fun and pretty easy. Plus, if I can't get hired by a gaming company, there are still many jobs in linguistics that pay very well, so I will have many options open.
It was a job I really loved. I enjoyed having a lot of responsibility and always being active. It made me feel alive, I think you can say. It was the only place I could be where there were so many people with so many customs and beliefs and morals but everybody got along for the most part. It is... very different than civilian life. I also formed bonds with people. It's weird to try to explain, but I have never felt closer to anybody than a fellow soldier. It's such a strong bond. However, my time for the Army is now finished, and I am onto other things.
I also wanted to become an artist. Well, let me rephrase that: I always wanted to draw stuff. I never actually wanted to have it for a career. But, my granny, my aunt, everybody.... they all pushed me to do something with my art after the Army. So, I have seasonal work with gaming companies. Around Oct-Feb is my times there. It's very busy and takes a lot of my time, but it's good money. It just can get very irritating because it's not my own ideas. I have to work in a group, and we all share ideas and work on a piece.... but, a lot of the time our ideas are very different. I hate group work.
Still, I want to be in the gaming industry, so I think it will look good on my resume. I also am working at GameStop (3 years in OCT). I'm trying to become manager and get my own store, but now I am reconsidering.... I mean, I might not like it, you know? But if I get my own store, then I will be stuck with it for a while...
So, now I am working on linguistics. If I can better my languages, then I will get a job in translations. I would like to translate for gaming companies. It'd be fun and pretty easy. Plus, if I can't get hired by a gaming company, there are still many jobs in linguistics that pay very well, so I will have many options open.