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Subject: Re: dear lord!

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christina.

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Date Posted: 12:10:23 07/29/01 Sun
In reply to: audrey 's message, "dear lord!" on 03:47:29 07/29/01 Sun

are you okay?

also, whatever happened to the letter for the women-owned businesses? if it was ever written, i didnt get it...
should i just write my own and send it?

word.

and, i agree about adding more info about the press release about the goodies and a little about the bands, though not too much.

but i still think there should be something a little personal. i DO think people want to know the people behind the events. like, for local papers like the daily breeze, i totally think they want to know about you. because you're local. maybe noone on the radio or from the latimes cares, i think people from the peninsula reader and the daily breeze do. i know in pedro there is a LOT of appeal for a local person doing something. if its cut down to a sentence, or two, im fine with that. but i think thats all i had in the first place. the quote serves two purposes: something a newspaper can quote, and it works in a statistic. i know when we did press releases for stuff we did in 4-h, thered always be a little quote of what one of us said about our event.

but if everyone disagrees, it can go back to the boston. :P however, i dont think a newspaper is going to print a list of highlights for our event. bullet points arent really a newspapery format.

>lol not to make this thread any longer, but i just
>thought i'd share that i'm pooped and going to bed!
>it's four AM. do you know where your twat is? IN
>VALERIE'S MOUTH!

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