The world of Estis awaits you... In a quiet little village there's a party planned and one young girl has a big birthday treat in store for her. With her family and friends about her, Leah stands no chance of knowing how this day will transform her life forever. From land, to deep underground, to high above Estis you can adventure with Leah as she makes startling discoveries about herself, her identity and the true nature of those around her.
A Fool Goes to Germany Guten tag! Yes, that's right, I am writing this newsletter from my bed here in Germany. I hope to drum up some business for us overseas and that means having to suffer through cake, candy, beer, and sausages. Poor me. I've been here a couple days now and I think what strikes me most is parking. Not that I am driving, but rather seeing where and how people park cars in Hamburg is something else. Earlier today I was walking along this narrow hill street and the sidewalk is covered with parked cars. I leaned over to the person I was walking with and said, "This can't be legal." No sooner than at the next car we see a sign that says parking on the sidewalk is permitted (which I wish I took a picture of because it was a funny picture of a car half on the curb). Yesterday I saw cars parked under an overpass between the pillars that hold it up. Beyond that it hasn't really felt very different to be living here. Well, I suppose it was a bit weird when a guy got onto the subway and started playing an accordion and collecting change. Very surreal. Have you been to a foreign country and remember what struck you as different that you weren't expecting? Are there things you expect to be different if you went to one? Discuss it on the forum! http://www.amaranthia.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&type=&topic_id=17749&forum=1 Words from The Fool: Jet lag isn't my problem. I adapted instantly to the timezone change. The real problem is that as I am writing this it's 7:13 AM Pacific, but 4:13 PM here. This causes some issues when people want to call me, as they either have to be up rather early or I have to be working rather late. It should be interesting to see how I hold up to a schedule that has me working mornings and nights but not during the day. Sounds foolish? Unsubscribe from the Amaranth Games Newsletter |
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