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Sunday, 20 May 2012. Firstly, Id like to thank you for joining this page and for your support. That means a lot to me. Due to many changes in my personal and professional life I am literally running out of time each day to do all the things I have or should be doing, so I am having to make some cuts. The first one already happened, and that is that my website has changed and I no longer have a shop myself. And lastly, I will be closing this blog down by the end of this month. Subscribe to Posts Atom.CONTENT
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