February Magazine

January 30, 2012 | By Littlegate Publishing | Reply More

A collective sigh, January is behind us. We are now able to relax as we no longer need to feel obligated to maintain the New Year’s Resolutions that we so foolishly made in 2011. The leftovers from the festive period have all been finally eaten and those lovely Xmas knits tucked away. Since the year is officially in full flow we can focus on the next major dilemma of 2012: Valentine’s Day.
February the 14th, always is and always will be the 14thof February but we busy professionals seem to forget it every year. So consider this your first reminder, if there is someone special in your life then you may want to treat them to a card, roses, box of chocolates and even some wine. If there isn’t someone special in your life, my apologies but do not fret, the internet was designed for you.
Here at the sky-line defining towers of Littlegate Publishing, considered by some to be the northern hemisphere’s most beautiful building, January has been a glorious month. A hand carved Mermaid Table with a bevelled plate glass top has mysteriously appeared in the corner of our break-out area, beside the cauldron and coffee machine, which has kept Donnie Rust completely obsessed. This has brought his usual shenanigans and office insanity to a complete (albeit temporary) halt.
In striving to remain as relevant as possible in this issue you shall find hand crafted articles, masterfully written and carefully selected for your enjoyment. Offshore energy to luxury accommodation, mining to communication, construction to the future of sleep technology. Indeed, we’ve even fought pirates and swum with sharks to get the very best for you this month.
Yes, the start to the year has been a very busy one and from the stories we bring to you in this month’s magazine I think we could be in for a really exciting ride in 2012.
So, as a suggestion, instead of getting your heart’s desire cards, roses, chocolates or wine why not just give them a copy of our magazine and if you don’t have a loved one you can always read it alone and even online.