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Hip Happenings
from Three Girls Media, Inc.
April 2016 Volume 6 Issue 8
Hi Friends and Colleagues,

Happy Friday! Can you believe it's April already?! It's finally time for a little warmer weather, sunshine and for the flowers to bloom. In this edition of Hip Happenings, the Three Girls team shares what they think about April Fools' Day, plus keep reading to meet our amazing new client, Mickey Rowe, and see the great media coverage we secured in the last couple of weeks. 

Cheers,

Erika Taylor Montgomery
Three Girls CEO & Chief Publicist
Three Girls Gossip

April Fools' Day is fraught with tricks and pranks that some of our Three Girls' Team may or may not have fun with. Here's what each of them think of the jokes and deception that happen the first day of April:
 
Erika- I agree with most of my team mates that I don't like being lied to or deceived on April 1st. The last April Fools' stunt I fell for was a few years ago. My personal trainer sent out an e-newsletter saying that she was moving to Alaska and I bought into it. I emailed her wishing her well only to get a response letting me know it was a joke!
 
Beth- I'm not too big on pranks or jokes for April Fools' Day, but one year in high school a couple of my friends decided to roll saran wrap all around a mutual friend's car during school hours. It took them a long time to get it off after school and it was pretty funny; they definitely took the joke well!

Jenna- I really dislike April Fools' Day; I'm just not a big fan of lying or pranks. The only one I can remember from when I was a kid was my mom had my siblings and me tell my father that the place he volunteered had called and asked for him to work that night. However, I didn't really understand the concept of what we were doing so I said "April Fools!" before what we told him really had a chance to sink in. 
 
Natalie- I usually forget about April Fools' Day, but in the 6th grade the teachers put Kool-Aid in the water bottles we had out in the portables. 
 
Emily- I'm not a huge fan of April Fools' Day because I'm so gullible (I believed my brother when he told me gullible wasn't in the dictionary), but I do enjoy seeing how creative some people and companies get. Fortunately I haven't fallen for anything too crazy or embarrassing, but I think my favorite April Fools' Day joke was when ThinkGeek listed Tauntaun Sleeping Bags on their website and so many people believed it was real and tried to order it that they actually turned it into a real item!
Client Chitchat 
 

Meet one of our newest clients, Mickey Rowe. Mickey is a stage actor with autism living and working in the Seattle area. His mission is to raise awareness of the need for greater diversity in the theater industry and celebrate that despite having autism, he has found great success as a professional actor. In fact, he just began a full time position as a resident actor at the Seattle Children's Theater. His message is that having a disability isn't a hindrance to achieving your dreams and aims to see more people challenging their boundaries and abilities. Three Girls recently secured Mickey several media opportunities including interviews with Evening, a TV magazine show, and an upcoming story in Seattle magazine. Click here for more information about Mickey.  
Hot Headlines

Have you seen our clients in the news recently? Here are a few recent articles featuring Adam & Eve and Blender Boyz.
 
- What better endorsement of a snack than that of a picky eater! Straight from the Juliverse, Julie and her son found that Blender Boyz smoothies are the perfect after school snack. Check out the fun video here!  
- The Diva G from Adam & Eve isn't only a best seller, it's a favorite at V forVadge, noting: "This pretty little thing packs a gentle punch. Seven vibrations, a smooth velvety finish and cute ergonomic design. I think I've found one of my favorites." Read more about this incredible review here. 
Tips & Tricks

- The Obama's and Social Media: Reflecting on 2008 and Beyond: Before this interesting and volatile 2016 political season, there was a Senator from Illinois looking to make a change and pushing hope in 2008. From the campaign trail to the Oval Office, social media has been at the forefront of Barack Obama's ability to reach and connect with his audience, fans and voters. Keep reading to see how social media played a role in the 2008 election and how both Mr. and Mrs. Obama have used the different platforms expertly while in the White House.

- Launching Your New Website - Tips for Starting a Web Business: If you're starting a new web business, whether you're trying to promote yourself as a website designer or developer, a motion graphics creator or a web copywriter, you'll need to launch a website that will really showcase who you are and where your strengths lie. Your website will serve as one of your main forms of promotion, so you want it to be perfect. Keep reading to make sure you get started on the right foot and launch a new site that you'll be proud of.
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