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vkmack: I live just an hour and a half north of Houston here in East Texas. While I am shattered as we survey the destruction of our community, region, and state, my heart is touched by the extraordinary heroism and sacrifice around me. Things here will never be the same: we will never be the same. But I hope and pray that we will come back stronger and more connected than ever before. We have all learned the hard way that we are, indeed, just "walking one another home."
Peace & Love,
Vista Kay
    DR DIP: I hope everybody regathers and bounces back from this devastating tragedy.
    My thoughts go out to you
    dip -


vkmack: When you are away for a lengthy period of time, you forget how welcoming fanstory can be. I wish I didn't have to work a day job, but don't we all?

<3 <3 <3
    rama devi: Yes...indeed...it is a time vortex but also does prove worth it, in the long run. However, I spend less time here than I used to, in general...
    Welcome back! -
    vkmack: Thanks, Rama Devi. It's great to be back! Yes, I suspect finding a balance is key. For the first couple of years that I was here, I worked part-time, so I was tremendously involved. But that's not the case anymore.

    I do wish I had more time to read all the amazing things that are posted and respond in a more timely manner. These days, I'm working full time and caring for my elderly mom. I need an extra four hours in the day or--best case scenario--that four-day work week we would all love to have. 😊 -


vkmack: It's been a busy summer, with family coming and going for vacations and our attempts to swim through the Texas floods. I haven't been here nearly as much as I had hoped, and I've missed it. :(
    Kingsland: -


vkmack: I'm confused as to why writers are randomly using scare quotes or single quotation marks in their writing. These are only used to specify a quote within a quote. The most helpful manuals for writing are The Chicago Manual of Style and Strunk & White, The Elements of Style. The latter is the easiest and handiest.
Even a good website can be helpful for quick reference.

http://www.dailywritingtips.com/3-erroneous-uses-of-scare-quotes/


vkmack: After an absence of eight long months, I'm slowly inching my way back onto Fanstory. It's like taking a dip in a spring pool one tentative toe at a time. Please be patient with me. So much has happened and continues to do so. But it's nice to be here when I can. I've missed this Family.
    Michaelk: I know what you mean. I've only been away for two months and it feels like forever. Welcome back. -
    vkmack: You, too, Michaelk! Yes, a life without writing and Fanstory doesn't seem like much of a life at all. It's such a relief to be interacting with writers again! :) -


vkmack: I have been away for so long, and I returned tonight to find such wonderful news! Thanks for all of the congrats and kudos. I have such a fabulous family of friends here, and the Fanstory recognition is such an honor. Thanks to you all again. It means the world to me that you are such supportive fellow writers.
Please forgive the absence of over a week, but that bronchitis is finally gone. Thanks for being understanding.
You guys are SO great!
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: Vista Kay, I have tried and tried to get into your story, "The Bargain", but for some reason it isn't letting me access it...???
    I hope you are well, my friend - missing you! -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: beauty, animated photo: have a beautiful day egypt_bottles-anim.gif -


FanStory wrote to vkmack: Congratulations! haiku (celestial pearl moon) won the contest "Haiku Poetry Contest"
    rama devi: Congrats!! :-)) -
    Marillion: Congratulations! -
    humpwhistle: Hey, Vista Kay, nice going. satin sapphire sky is killer. -
    juliaSjames: Warm congratulations, Vista Kay. -
    Bayberry: I'm thrilled at this wonderful news, my friend. Your victory is well-deserved. :-) -
    Selina Stambi: So very well done, Vista Kay. Happy for you. Congratulations! xx -
    twinklepoems: Congratulations! Hope this helps your recovery! -
    Maria C.: Congratulations!Beautiful.
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    Lovewritingstuff: Hi Vkmack, I am so thrilled to learn about your winning! Many congrats. You deserved it so much. Loved it. Hope you're getting better. -
    rouskin: Congratulations ! -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: Congratulations, Vista Kay! I am so very pleased to learn that you won! It's such a well-deserved win, my friend - a beautiful, perfect haiku!) (Hope you are feeling better - sending lots of healing vibes!!!) XX -
    judiverse: Congratulations on your haiku contest win with "celestial pearl." It was lovely. judiverse -
    bichonfrisegirl: Congrats Vista Kay! So very well deserved! Hope the nasty bug has left you, and that you are now breathing easier, dear friend!

    Keep well!

    Hugs,
    Connie -
    Lulube: Hey you!!! look what a disappearance for awhile can do. Congrats. you really deserve it.
    your bud
    lulube -
    Just2Write: A lovely Haiku - So deserving of the win. Congratulations. Rose. -
    vkmack: WOW! I've been out of town, and I just opened up fanstory to find this amazing surprise. What a thrill! You are an awesome family of writers, and I'm proud to belong. Thanks for all of you.
    <3 -


vkmack: I'm in bed with acute bronchitis, and, as the old joke goes, it's not so cute. Forgive me if I'm slow to read, review, and post here. I'm also lagging behind in messages. I've been fighting this for a week and have decided to surrender and focus on healing.
    nannabot: Awww, so sorry you're not feeling well. You just concentrate on getting well, and don't worry about us sweetness. I'll put your name down on my local 'absent Spiritual healing list' Lots more hugs from Maggy. xxxxxxxxxx -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: I KNEW it! I visited here a couple of times and haven't heard from you - I KNEW something was up! Feel better, and don't worry about us - big hugs. XXOO -
    vkmack: Thanks to you both, Maggy and Dawn. I over-extended, thought I was better, was WRONG, got worse, and am much better now. And that Spiritual Healing List did the trick, Maggy. Thanks. xoxo to you both. -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: Thinking of you and hoping all is well. Missing you! -


vkmack: "And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet ice cold in the snow, stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it be so? It came without ribbons. It came without tags. It came without packages, boxes or bags. And he puzzled and puzzled 'till his puzzler was sore. Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn't before. What if Christmas, he thought, doesn't come from a store. What if Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more."
~Dr. Seuss

Merry Christmas!
    sunnilicious:
    glitter-graphics.com -
    vkmack: Sunni! What a gorgeous Christmas Card! This is the first time I've been to my own profile since the holidays, and I feel like I got another gift. Thank you, Sunni. I'm taken aback. I may just sit and look at this for quite a while.
    I hope your New Year is a good one. You deserve the best ever!

    -
    sunnilicious: I was just thinking about you. Hope you've settled in to your new place and made friends with the neighbors. -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: Missing in action!!! Where are you? (hugs - missing you - hope all is going well, dear Vista Kay.) -


vkmack: I am moving to Austin on New Year's Eve, so the packing is intense right now, as is all the planning. Friends are trying to coordinate their time and energy to help, and I have storage concerns and am tossing and packing and dancing in panic as fast as I can. Please forgive me for being absent. I'd love to be here much more often and feel I'm missing so much. I'll work to catch up with the New Year.
    shelley kaye: as in texas? ew. i send my sympathies....

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    vkmack: Shelley, I've been in Texas for 51 of my 52 years (check the profile)! A decade and a half of those were in the wonderfully liberal and musical hippy land of Austin. I've just decided to go home! Excited, but busy.

    I think I'll survive. LOL

    Why ew?

    Why sympathies?

    I needed those months ago when I thought I was stuck here in the wasteland. -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: MERRY CHRISTMAS! -
    vkmack: Merry Christmas to you, too, Dawn! Hope it's fabulous! -
    sunnilicious: But New Year's Rockin' Eve' is gonna be on tv... I'd have issues if I were you. Happy 2014... Cheers!

    vkmack: lol Sunni, you are hysterical. Well, I have issues anyway. Ask most people who know me. ;)

    Hope your New Year is rockin every day of the week! -


vkmack: Sunday night, I took a break from packing for the big move to Austin to make a treat with my mother, who was here for a visit. We made the Rugelach from the recipe Sunnilicious posted. I have to say that it was incredibly delicious. If you guys have not tried it, let me recommend it--and the story of the recipe as told by our sunnilicious--for the holidays. You won't regret it.
    Lovinia: I have Sunni's rcipe ready to make for Christmas Day. Sounds delicious and now you have confirmed it! I loved her story too. Kudos for Sunnilicious and her fab recipes and writing. Thanks to vk for letting us know. Merry Christmas and Happy Move! Hugs -Lovi xoxoxo



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    vkmack: Lovinia, I just heard from some friends who want more Rugelach! Hurry and make it; it's fabulous. Thanks, Sunnilicious! You rock! -
    sunnilicious: -
    vkmack: Love the hearts--but they are a lot smaller than yours, Sunni! -


vkmack: So sorry to see another Fanstory member go because people were childishly asking for votes and being bullies.

So sad.
    Debra White: Not again?? I hope they reported the culprit(s) before they decided to leave... shame for them to go because of other people...x -
    nor84: If we all reported such actions, then nobody would feel forced to leave. Tom would take action against the offenders. -
    Lovinia: So sorry to hear this..... I don't know who .... why are those with integrity leaving and the cheats and bullies remaining??
    I'm amazed at the ego of one who solicits votes and demeans others .... not on. Great of you to comment vk.

    Hi Debra, nice to 'see' you! lol Warmest regards - Lovi xoxoxo -
    rama devi: Sorry to hear that to. No idea who it as, though I am also leaving today...not for the same reason. I will continue to review as a standard member, though! Blessings, rd -
    vkmack: The writer did report the offenders (one of whom has won several contests), but she's decided to go anyway. People behave so immaturely. I'm baffled as to why behaving immorally over $100 is supposedly acceptable. I've only been asked for a vote once, and I just ignored the request. It never happened again, and I hope it doesn't. I will not hesitate to report a request at this point. The number of incidents has become disturbing. I know people who refuse to engage in the contests because they fear that kind of behavior. A contest entry is an investment, and we expect others to behave in an appropriate manner. Instead, they attack the other entrants and then request votes. That's such petulant and childish behavior. -
    vkmack: I guess I don't understand why we can't get along and "play fair." -
    Jade Lawson : Honesty is an expensive gift. Don't expect it from cheap people! -
    Titanx9: When people come on and ingratiate themselves with Tom, showing him how to do almost magically things with technology, I imagine it's difficult for him to see the culprit for the unprincipled cads they are....just saying.... -
    vkmack: Thanks for the comments, you guys. But blinders are only necessary for horses--and then just during a fire. Immoral people hurt the rest of us, and I'm so tired of dealing with it. It's depressing. Can anyone explain why we should keep entering contests only to have cheaters win? -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: I have personally become so disgusted, I no longer enter prompts - yours was the only one in several months. I cannot imagine how this was not dealt with severely, since a complaint was made - it has given me great pause, as I have also complained at one time about possible unethical behaviour and received no response. -
    vkmack: Well, I was told that the offending parties were gone, but my information was incorrect. The member who was bullied is leaving, while the idiots who abused their membership are, apparently, allowed to stay. I'm not commenting on this again. My final word? If I'm asked for votes or discover plagiarism (And I was an English teacher; it's surprisingly easy.), I won't hesitate to expose the offending parties. Y'all have a great rest of the week. Peace be with you. -
    Jade Lawson : It was quite surprising to have won the story of the month, considering it was the first short story I ever wrote, and through a simple language. Anyway, it feels great to have winning without the need of cheating or plagiarizing. Regarding the cheating, well, we cannot say the same regarding the last winner of the past story of the month... -
    vkmack: Congrats on the win, Angel! You were very deserving! The story was incredibly touching and brave.
    VK -


FanStory wrote to vkmack: Congratulations on your third place finish in the Reviewing Competition.
    Silent1rose: OH YEA!! GO VISTA KAY!! :) -
    Selina Stambi: Congrats, VK. :) -
    rama devi: Congratulations! :) -
    Tessa Kay: Well done. Congratulations! -
    vkmack: Thank you all for the warm congrats! How nice to have you check in. :) -
    Just2Write: Hey VK - Congrats on that third place finish on the Reviewing Contest. It is a lot of hard work to review well - Nice that you got some reconition for what you do. Rose. -
    Bayberry: Very much deserved recognition, my friend. What an uplift! :) -
    Ideasaregems-Dawn: Well-deserved! Congratulations! -
    Barb Hensongispsaca: Absolutely wonderful -
    Dean Kuch: Congrats, VK... -
    vkmack: Thanks to you all again for your lovely thoughts and good wishes!

    This is such a wonderful family.

    VK -
    sunnilicious: It's never too late to be proud.... Congratulations! -
    vkmack: Oh, Sunni! Thanks so much! -


vkmack: Well, I'm back, but I'm seven pounds lighter. Wow. That was a real bug. You guys eat your veggies and drink some OJ.
    Silent1rose: Welcome back VK! I love OJ or Vita C. :P -
    vkmack: Thanks, Rose! Glad to be checking in and doing some reviewing. I'm taking my vitamins, like a good girl. ;) -


vkmack: I am recuperating from the flu, so I'm in and out of the fanstory site as I am able to sit at the computer. This was the worst bout I've had with the flu bug in a long time, and recovery is slow, but I'll be back in full swing as soon as I can.
I miss you guys!


vkmack: The easiest and simplest manual for writers in print is The Elements of Style, by William Strunk and E.B. White (yes, that E.B. White). Now in its fourth edition, this is an invaluable tool for anyone wondering where those commas, periods, and quote marks go and why they should be there. In graduate school, every writing professor required that I bring a copy to class, and we read aloud from the pages in order to sharpen our skills. In turn, I have tortured my own innocent students in much the same manner. The work is small and easy to use. Strunk and White, unlike the Great Kate (Turabian), do not contradict themselves either. The Elements of Style is just an indispensable tool for any writer--aspiring or otherwise.


vkmack: Just wanted to say hello and that I'm still here. I'm in the process of moving this week, and the summer has been intense. I've recovered from my surgery really well, and I did so appreciate all the support from my friends here. Now this month, if it's mechanical, I've had issues with it (including the computer). I'll be back on FS with more regularity as soon as things are a little calmer. Please bear with me while I'm "transitioning" from one home to another and putting out fires. Have a wonderful night, everyone.
    Jade Lawson : Take care of yourself, we'll be here waiting, I received your message, will reply as soon as I can. -
    vkmack: Good to hear from you, Angel. Take care, too. Thanks for understanding.
    VK -
    Jackarrie: Congratulations for winning the contest for Prayer from Ancient Ireland. Well done Mary -
    SaluteDobby: Hi VK. Congrats on winning the third place for "Autumn". Well deserved!
    Hugs,
    Namratha -
    judiverse: Congratulations, VK, on placing third with your short story "Autumn." judiverse -
    Selina Stambi: Congrats, VK! :) -
    vkmack: Thanks Mary, Namratha, and Judiverse for the congrats! For some reason, these just appeared here. What a nice surprise! -
    vkmack: Thank Reachingforthestars! How awesome to see these nice words here. -


vkmack: Hello Debra! Thanks so much for the kudos on the uplifting poetry contest. I was out of town for three days (unexpectedly) and returned to find the win--even more unexpectedly. I'm beyond thrilled! I appreciate the support.
Thanks again.
Vista


vkmack: So thrilled to share the win for the Short Poem Contest with rhymster. Thanks for reading and reviewing Dogwood Daze. And thanks to rhymster for so graciously sharing the recognition.
    Debra White: Hey!! You're on a victory run....Congratulations on your win for the uplifting poetry writing prompt - well deserved :) Debra x -
    notdeadyet: Drat! I see I missed the voting for the in memorium contest. I would have voted for you and that would have made you the winner! So Sorry! -
    Lulube: I just saw your win. Yahoo!! Good on you!!!!lulube -
    Sam Mendonca: Congrats on your winner. :D -
    Lulube: hey you I'm worried about you. whats up not well, I mean not well?

    lulube -
    Lulube: VIA you bounce back, just winderfully. Congrats, congrats and use this success to create more contest entries on your winners level. Now you have a job that can stay with you in bed till your healing is up to snuff, not snuff up your healing. lol
    again congrats.

    elelah -
    vkmack: Hello to Lulube, Debra White, notdeadyet, and Sam Mendonca! I am so sorry, but these messages just showed up today. That's why it looks like I was, as Lulube, said, MIA. No idea why they were hidden, but I really needed these kind notes now. I'm so grateful to have such a lovely fanstory family! -


vkmack: Thanks to all for commenting on the state of reviewer affairs. I do want to point out that most people are very constructive and kind in their criticism. Even when they mark a piece of writing exceptional, they clarify why they chose that rating, which is great and helps with honing strengths. On the other hand, as has been pointed out here, sometimes the ratings lack any clarification. And sometimes a request for explanation or suggestions garners no response. Yes, the occasional reviewer is very thin skinned, as is the occasional writer, but we need to be kind to one another and offer help if needed. It's all about learning for me, so please offer constructive criticism. I'm going to say that, as has been noted, a four or below demands an explanation. Please be polite and offer constructive suggestions.
    Val Crisson: Agree, and it is not the end of the world to receive a good. But since the reviewer is usually being paid, the review should contain information not just a "cut and paste" response. Thank you for bringing this up. -
    vkmack: Thanks for pointing that out, Val. I don't think anyone else mentioned the fact that payment is involved. I appreciate your input. -
    RedMarie33: I'm glad you made the point about constructive criticism. That's something I really want on every work I post. I hope you don't mind if I tag onto your discussion with a few questions. As a new member of the site, I'm finding the reviewing somewhat challenging -- I'm really wrestling with the fact that some writers seem very offended if I give them a 4, or heaven forbid a 3 (I learned after my first day, that 3 did not mean "good" like the ratings scale said it did).

    Sometimes I give 4's for minor technical flaws, and with those I try to be clear.(if it has more than minor technical flaws, I really feel like it deserves a 3) But other times when I give a 4, if it's not because of straight out technical flaws, I don't always know how to put into words what I think is wrong with the piece without offending the writer. For example, I reviewed one essay that I thought was well-written but very short-sited and lacking in perspective. But how can I criticize another writers perspective? That doesn't seem right, even though the lack of perspective is what made me think it only deserved a 4. Another essay I read by a different writer was great for the 3 paras that were there but then it ended abruptly to the point that it seemed like a cop-out, maybe only a partial essay, and that maybe the piece was posted just for the sake of getting something posted. I ended up writing in my review that I wished the essay had gone on for 1 para more, but I think this came out sounding like I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to read one more para (this was true, but I did also think what was posted was only part of an essay).

    I myself really don't want 5's unless the reviewer genuinely thinks my piece merits it. I really am looking for constructive criticism so I can improve, like you said above, but based on what the other writers on the site are saying it seems like 5 stars = good, 4 = not good, & 3 = horrible, which doesn't seem in line with how the ratings are described by the site. I don't know, maybe it's just my limited perspective, but it feels like many writers don't necessarily want constructive critcism, just their 5-star rating. Maybe I'm wrong though.

    Anyways, sorry for the long post -- you just happened to write about exactly what I'm struggling with so I'd love input from from people who have been a part of the community longer than me. (-: -
    Earl of Oxford: Val Crisson makes me laugh.

    She recently rated a site contest 'haiku' of mine as '4'. Her reason...because it doesn't follow traditional haiku rules.

    Guess what - it was a site contest where the only 'rule' was a '575' syllable content and 'write about anything'.

    She ripped into me when I replied and then 'muted' me when I politely asked her to check the rules. -
    vkmack: Hello RedMarie. I completely understand you pov, and I think you make some wonderful points. My only issue with people who do not give five stars is that that often just say "it didn't speak to me" or "I didn't like it" or "it feel short for me." Okay, please tell me how to improve. Don't just leave me hanging. This has to be about constructive criticism or no criticism at all. Really. So, if you tell me that it ends so abruptly that you feel there is no resolution for the character or conclusion at all, I can accept that as valid criticism. I may ask what to do to make it better, but I'll move on.
    Someone just told me that a line in a poem "has too many t's and sounds like you are stuttering." Well, that's called alliteration. When I asked what the reviewer would change a word to instead, he said "the." The begins with a t.
    If something gets really awful reviews, I'll pull it and begin again. That's what I need to do, but I want to know. It'a way to avoid tons of humiliation further down the road. But please be constructive in your criticism and tell me what is wrong. I can't avoid the furniture if the lights are off. -


vkmack: If you feel the need to give less than 5 stars, please state why you believe the work is only good or average and how it should be or can be improved. I'm unsure why it would be necessary to say "it's great" but grade it as only good or lower. I am here to improve, and constructive criticism is the only way to do that. Please take note of this--and be kind.
    Celtic~Soul: A rating of less than five stars should be accompanied by helpful commentary about what could be improved. If the rating and critique don't match you can politely ask for clarification, ask site admin. to intervene with the reviewer, or ignore the whole thing because the ratings and rankings don't mean anything anyway. -
    adewpearl: I couldn't agree more. I had someone today tell me my poem is "amazing" while giving it a 4. Nothing is more frustrating. -
    Aaron James: I fully concur...rate it as you will, I really don't mind. But, if rating down, at least give me something I can use to improve my next attempt. I don't think telling a writer that more was expected because of his "august literary credentials" is a valid reason to grade down. That is judging the writer not the writing. I wonder what that even meant? Like many here, I am a work in progress. -
    shelley kaye: five stars means "excellent". maybe it was just "good"....

    -
    Sarkems: I've stopped asking, I just thank people for the review and move on, after I got abuse from a thin-skinned reviewer who thought I was responding negatively. As I have said before, some reviewers have thinner skins than the writers... -
    Aaron James: Absolutely Shelley, no problem with that at all.

    Excellent: Enjoyable and no revisions needed.

    Good: Adjustments needed.

    So, if it is 'just good' a reviewer ought to show the writer what adjustments, in their view, are needed. Otherwise what is the point in reviewing at all? -
    Jade Lawson : yes, I got a couple of times 4 stars and the comments stating it was very good, hence, could not understand the reason of why the 4 stars with zero suggestions for improvement and really good comments. -
    vkmack: I suspect Sarkems is right. All we can do is move on. Good reviewers write good reviews, whether giving out 1 or 5 stars. That means you will know exactly what needs to be corrected if they tell you something is wrong. But if they don't like it, you can't fix that. They should have reviewed something else that they found more appealing. -
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haiku (celestial pearl moon) won the contest "Haiku Poetry Contest"
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