The title is a quote from a famous Scottish manager (Sir Alex Ferguson) after United won the Treble in injury time in 1999. As it turns out, all the greatest managers are Scottish. Another up and coming Scottish manager (David … Continue reading
Today we say goodbye to Ian Footitt who is leaving us to take on new challenges. Ian has been with us for 8 years, and has grown from a freshly graduated art student with an interest in design to an … Continue reading
I sent the lovely people at C21 a picture of my bottom and a request for some work experience. There is slightly more context to the picture of my bottom but nevertheless it earned me a week of invaluable experience. … Continue reading
C21′s baby boom continues with Lindsay being the latest to leave us to have a little one. In a dramatic deviation from being a typecast female, Lindsay’s favourite colour is pink, and her favourite object is her Mulberry handbag. Luckily … Continue reading
Today is National No Smoking Day, a day when you are encouraged not to puff any white noxious smoke into the atmosphere. Ironically, today all eyes are on a chimney in the Vatican hoping to see plumes of white noxious … Continue reading
Whatever your views on Valentine‘s Day, we hope you have a lovely one. We hope you can’t open your door for the amount of cards that come through your door and you can’t move for the amount of flowers and … Continue reading
We love you. There, we’ve said it. We love you for too many reasons to list, but most of all for reading this blog. Stay you, stay lovely. Be our Valentine x. Share this:FacebookEmail
For a bit of harmless mischief, simply follow the instructions above and stick this fake pancake to the ceiling. Then see how many members of your family you can trick tonight into thinking you are a useless ‘tosser’. Share this:FacebookEmail
So when you are in that important meeting today, do a doodle. Share this:FacebookEmail
Monday 21st January is supposed to the hardest day to get out of bed. Apparently the dark mornings, the bad weather and a Christmas debt hangover is enough to bring the average person down. Share this:FacebookEmail
