iKjeld.com Renewed!

Wednesday, September 1, 2004 Posted: 11:44 AM JST

iKjeld.com has received a face-lift. We still have the contents of the old site (busily re-uploading...) and lots of new stuff. The site looks cleaner and is much easier to navigate. You can now even discuss each story, make a quick print-out and find related sites and photos. ENJOY!

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6 comments so far post your own

♦ 1 | At 12:56pm on Sep 01 2004, Myranda wrote:

GEFELICITEERD!!
Petje af - ziet er goed uit!!

♦ 2 | At 01:26pm on Sep 01 2004, Kjeld wrote:

Bedankt! (Thanks)

♦ 3 | At 05:11pm on Sep 01 2004, Yoortje wrote:

Heyyy new site lookin' good Kjeld!!! ^-^ Cheers, Yora.

♦ 4 | At 05:23pm on Sep 01 2004, Kjeld wrote:

Thanks, good to hear from you, Yora!

♦ 5 | At 05:52pm on Sep 07 2004, Sonoko wrote:

Subara-shii(looks terrific)!

♦ 6 | At 07:46pm on Sep 14 2004, Yora wrote:

Subara-shii!! :D:D Thanks for teaching me some new words Sono!!! :P *cuddles&runs*

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