Maybe it’s something to do with sharing office space with architects, but during her festive baking binge, Pure Creative’s Carolynn Greenhalgh turned her talents to the design construction of this fantastic gingerbread house, preserved for posterity in the pictures here. Yes, needless to say, it didn’t last long and was promptly demolished. Nothing to do with infringement of planning regs. It tasted even better than it looked!
We’ll be featuring more of Carolynn’s culinary creations on the blog, so be sure to come back and feast your eyes.
And happy birthday to Carolynn for Friday 13th!
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Looks like I’ve got myself involved in another sponsored event, but this time it’s a good way out of my comfort zone.
This Sunday (27th November), I’ll be taking part in Manchester’s Winter ‘Urbanathlon‘ – a 5km run in Platt Fields Park, with the added thrills and spills of obstacles and challenges liberally applied to the course. More information about the Urbanathlon can be found here.
So why should eight colleagues and I be putting ourselves through such an ordeal? Well, it’s all for a good cause, of course! On this occasion, the Helping Hands Trust which is Pure’s parent company’s own charity. Helping Hands provides assistance to people in times of hardship in the UK or overseas. Money raised at this event will go specifically towards our continuing support for the Shangri-La children’s home in Nepal. Some more information about the Helping Hands Trust can be found here.
To make donating easy and convenient, we’ve set up a JustGiving page. It would be great if you could help out in whatever small way you can.
If you want to come and offer support/witness the torture first hand, it all starts at 1pm, this Sunday afternoon (27th November) at Platt Fields Park, Manchester.
Thanks.
Richard
A sad day today for the Pure Creative team, as Emilia, who we’ve been working alongside for the last 9 months is moving on.
During this time, Emilia has been a fantastic help as a Marketing Co-ordinator and copywriter, and numerous projects have benefitted from her input and hard work.
The team would like to wish Emilia all the best and wish her every success. We’ll miss you.
View Emilia’s Linkedin profile here.
Emilia and her leaving flowers
Posted: November 18th, 2011 | Author: purecreative | Filed under: Pure Creative News | No Comments »
