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Welcome to our newly redesigned site, we are still under construction as I've still got heaps to sort out but I hope everyone likes the new layout, its a bit more dark and grayish but works well overall wasn't too sure on the header as I've not done blending in a while but it didn't turn as bad as I first thought it would, thanks to my many attempts I've got a few banners for the forum that I will be uploading soon, we've have had a name change I had a long thought about it and settled on Simply Anna, this is short and straight to the point and a lot easier then the previous ones, the domain name has been renewed so we are hear for another two years atleast, I'm gonna stop yattering on now and get on with some more work for the site and hey who knows we may have a fully function and finished site by next week.
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