Ingas Paulites portfolio

My girlfriend Inga, just finished her beautiful portfolio. Inga Paulite is first semester freshmen student in Denmark, Copenhagen studying multimedia design. Ingas Paulites portfolio is made to be the place where she updates information about her works during the studies.

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Anonymous said…
Es teikšu tā, ka man ir prieks par Jums abeim, foršuļiem..Vienreizēji, ja vīrietis tā var lepoties ar savu sirdsdāmu, bet, acīmredzot viņa ir ļoti īpaša un mīļa, perfekta, kas ir pelnījusi šādu attieksmi ! Priekā par Jums abiem! Lai Jums viss izdodas !

Me
19 Apr 2013, 20:16:00
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