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Hi everyone and welcome,
I guess I will see whether this is actually going to work ... The main profile of this blog is obviously theological, but by all means do comment and interact on anything that might be of interest to you.


Well, all the best and do keep in touch!
Julian

Comments

Anonymous said…
Test! Oh, it works...
30 May, 2006
Anonymous said…
Well... so this is what my husband does when I'm not at home... anyway, I love you, well done!
Trixi
31 May, 2006
Anonymous said…
Julian,
put some other pictures...graduation pictures.

bye
02 June, 2006
Julian Kastrati said…
I have put some more Graduation pictures. Would love to see more comments! Cheers.
02 June, 2006
Anonymous said…
Pse ndryshon kjo faqja perdite?
03 June, 2006
Anonymous said…
Adventist, which is the real meaning? I am trying hard to figure it out, but nothing so far. So would you be so kind to explain it in 2 or 3 words? Hope to see the answer very soon.
06 June, 2006
Anonymous said…
The articles are all very interesting!! Hope you'll find time to keep it up.

ciao
Benko
11 September, 2006
Anonymous said…
so this is what happens to all those papers you sweated blood for (and fuelled up on kebabs!)...

I seem to remember some of them from our classes.

Good to see you're keeping busy- If you're ever in scotland don't forget to stop by...
28 November, 2006
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