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(re)Launch of Pink Minute

I'm a little slow to post new things and I haven't fully learned the graceful art of the blog. And yet, here goes the (re)launch of Pink Minute... This one sheet paper is full of all the info I care to share. Its barely newsy and limited in its ability to be thoroughly informative, but that's just the point, it an swers my needs for creative publishing.

In this issue, we've got TAKE 60 which explores the contrast of a tradition and a bunch of fluff. Read APRIL HENDRIX Finding Common Ground and the blurb about new-in-town hair stylist, Stephanie LaFleur.

Look for the next issue to hit the streets in a week or so. I'll keep you posted.

In the meantime, keep watching PINKMINUTE and feel free to join, comment or post your random thoughts to this indie, no-politics funblog.

With love for Ojai in all its pinkness.

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Posted by Chris T. Wilson on December 8, 2007 06:09 AM | | | (re)Launch of Pink Minute

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It's great to have the Pink Minute back in action!

Comment #1 Posted by: Tyler | December 8, 2007 07:09 AM

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