Granado Girl: The Futel Family in Granado Espada SEA

UPDATE: Please refer to this site :)  for more updates about freelance writing in the Philippines AND about Essays.PH Sorry, people. It isn't the femme fatale Raven Futel writing now. I'm writing as Kristine. :) As most of you know, I was in Poland for the past year as an English teacher. (I guess most of my Grando Espada friends know that since I threw a goodbye party for them before I left ;p) When I came back from Europe, I was in a complete reverse culture shock . (read: crying every day) And I knew that one thing that could make me at least move on with my PH life is to get a job. So I tried passing my resume to various companies and job websites. I'm a 2008 graduate of AB Communication Arts in UST, and I did get job offers; both in snail mail and email. However, it isn't in my mindset to work as a call center agent/marketing trainee/medical representative or whatever and however you want to call it. And then I thought and thought. I scoured for freela

So, I guess we won't be playing too much in Granado Espada. I personally think we're getting old, too, although Gavin begs to disagree. (Yeah, still the hunk that he is.) The friends that we made in Bach aren't there anymore *sob* and there are too many imba players, and I know we can get killed by just a spacebar. We don't know yet if we are fully retired or we'll just be going in GE from time to time. Of course, as we lay back and enjoy our endless vacation outside of Granado Espada, we are also helping our little sister in Dragonica. Yup, yup. Her name is Krysiunia...but OK. Call her Krysia for short. It's a Polish name. I guess Mom is now Polish by heart (OK, my sisters and brothers are laughing, hahaha) But anyway, Krysia is an archer. And currently the baby of the family. (Yes, I know. It isn't Viki anymore who's our baby...but still cute as ever.) So there. Krysia has blue hair...yup, that's her on the picture above. We were earlier doing he