Super Cub – 06
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「私のカブ」 (Watashi no Cub)
“My Cub”
If Reiko is like a racing horse wearing blinkers. Koguma is like your neighbor’s fat cat that likes to stroll around town getting treats from all the houses she passes by.
Super Cub – 05
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「礼子の夏」 (Reiko no Natsu)
“Reiko’s Summer”
“Ever since I was a child, I felt like there were walls up. They would hem me in and prevent me from doing whatever I wanted.”
Super Cub – 03
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「もらったもの」 (Moratta Mono)
“Things Received”
Could Super Cub also be a love letter to patience, personal accountability and problem solving?
Super Cub – 01
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「ないないの女の子」 (Nainai no Onnanoko)
“The Girl With Nothing”
No parents, no hobbies, no money, no friends, no goals.
Introduction – A Backbone of Japanese Values
Hello there! My name is Gabie. I am a self-employed Brazilian designer, social media strategist, copywriter and digital marketer. I am also the mother of two cats (a midget devil called Jupiter and an adventurer called Mago) and two lady dogs (a blind husky called Jerry Bonksalot—yes, she bonks in a lot of places—and a highly anxious mixed beagle called Pina).
My day to day life consists of working, cooking, baking, weight-lifting, watching anime with my boyfriend, reading manga, fanfics, trying to understand human behavior and drinking tea.
I recently binged One Piece starting on episode one all the way to the latest episode available, which I think was 964—in a total of two months and thirteen days. I had just taken a step back from overworking and was a bit lost regarding my professional career.
When going through periods like these some might take a sabbatical, go to a retreat or simply spend some time in nature away from everything. But given the current situation, me being an introvert, and the fact that I live in a tropical island in the middle of Southeast Asia where the only nature I get is either going to the garbage-littered tourist beaches or to the ass-sweat-snake-jungles, I decided to give this epic saga a go.