THE MIDLIFE GALS ®
Hysterical History

July, 2007 - We didn’t know what a blog was.

August, 2007 - Posted our first essay on The Midlife Gals ™ blog.

October, 2007 - Approached by MORE Magazine about featuring us in an article.

January, 2008 - MORE Magazine article on the stands with our feature as one of four blogs mentioned, Women of the Blogosphere ..., page 30 (Jan/Feb issue).

March, 2008 - Entered video contest for The Greenlight Awards through an online video company, On Networks which was represented at the South by Southwest Film Festival.

March, 2008 - Selected as one of four finalists for The Greenlight Award in the category of best original digital series concept for the videos we produce of ourselves on The Midlife Gals ™ blog.

April, 2008 - Approached by a very large online health network, The Health Central Network, to produce humorous videos and blogs for their website. Contract signed. They are thrilled and getting great feedback.

April 2008 - Our video, ‘The Jazzy Scooter Barrel Race’ won runner-up award and was featured on the Emmy award-winning program, Docubloggers.

April, 2008 - Wrote, produced and acted in a fifteen-minute situation comedy pilot based on The Midlife Gals ® for network and/or cable distribution.

May, 2008 - Interviewed for large article in local newspaper, Masters of Their Domain, in June, 08 issue of The Austin American Statesman.

August, 2008 – Asked by the Director of Programming to host a weekly/one hour radio show, ‘The Midlife Gals; Necessary Insanity,’ on BlogTalkRadio.com.

September, 2008 – Signed with literary agent, Frank Breeden of Premiere Authors for our book, “The Midlife Gals; Necessary Insanity.”

December, 2008 - Listed in Austin Monthly magazine as one of Austin's best blogs/websites / Page 134 / "Keep Austin Wired."

December, 2008 – Launch of new YouTube twice-weekly video show , The Midlife Gals; Necessary Insanity. Think Carol Burnet on meth.
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December, 2008 – KK and Sal acted in an independent film, “Ultimate’s Guide to Flight,” directed by Scott Meyers of Entertainment Think Tank.