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FanStory wrote to quicksandyamurray: Revelations finished third in the contest "Bible Acrostic"
    Jannypan (Jan) : GOOD JOB. CONGRATULATIONS! -
    Irish Rain: Congratulations!!! -


quicksandyamurray: I have been really busy and I am out of practice for writing. I missed everyone here. I missed writing and exchanging reviews and comments. I don't remember if I told everyone that my book ' Infinite Scribbles in the Sand' has been published and Becky at the Beach is being published now. The next big news is that the tremors and muscle stiffness has gotten worse and it is very difficult to do most anything now. Thee good news is I am slated for the DBS Surgery which should address those issues and dramatically improve them, or soi they say. We will see.


quicksandyamurray: I almost forgot to mention I have my first Author Event coming up this Thursday.I hope I won't be so nervous I blow it!
    CD Richards: Hope it goes wonderfully for you. How exciting that would be. -


quicksandyamurray: I am not as prolific with my writing as I was, but the quality has gone up. I think that counts more than a slew of low grade work. I am slowing down to a slow crawl these days. old age and Parknson's are taking their portion of my health Apparently it slows down the mind too. I am still amazed at just how many bodily functions are affected by PD. I had been informed that a lot of protein in my diet was not a good thing, but only just found out why. Protein inhibits the bonding of the dopamine to the receptors making the meds null. I am taking each day as it comes, but I can't keep up with the house and my artwork and writing. So, my house is a disaster, I haven't done much serious artwork, but my writing is picking back up. Now I just have to keep up in reading and earning money for promoting my work. Thank God for a dishwasher, because we ran pout of paper plates. Lol.


quicksandyamurray: I think the committee needs to rethink the two post a day theory. It is no wonder people don't do the contests. I put up two pages a day when I am on, for a 17 page children's book. Then wanted to do a contest and was refused. Now I have to make a point to be around in 24 hrs. to enter a contest that isn't due right away. Couldn't they do two straight up posts and two contests a day? Maybe it would liven up the fields of contests.
    nor84: The committee has nothing to do with this rule. It's a site ruling that's been around for at least ten years. Just post one entry before 12 PM Eastern time, and the other entry after 12 PM. That should work. -
    quicksandyamurray: Point well taken. Thank you for the heads up -
    NicciFaye: Great point Nor84. -
    ~Dovey: You still get only two posts per day, whether you post before or after midnight. There is no way to 'game' that system.
    -


quicksandyamurray: I found an interesting phenomenon today. I had posted a poem, "My Inner Child" and I found that the reviewers all gave the same rating, all enjoyed the read, but all had a very different concept of my inner child. It ranged from apparently okay to dead. I know that everyone has a different perspective on what is written, but somehow it struck me that they were reading it from there inner child's point of view. It will be interesting to see if this holds true through all reviews that may still be written.


quicksandyamurray: I would like to share the news that I am get together a fundraiser for Parkinson's disease research as a Team Fox Member. This is my first attempt at it. I shot for the stars and am afraid I may have reached too high. It is going to be in December and things aren't picking up. I had to book the venue a year ahead, but unlike a wedding or family event, I do not figure on paying for the place myself. I am on limited income, so it makes it difficult. Has anyone done anything like this? Any tips or tricks to a successful evening? I want to have door prizes, a raffle and a silent auction. I have it slated for a four hour evening with a sit down full course meal, unlimited wine at the tables, open bar, live music and speakers on Parkinson's. I haven't a car, so trapseing about town to visit businesses to get sponsors, or donations is haphazard at best. I have gone online and filled out for both types of request, but am not getting anywhere. I think the personal approach is what is necessary. There must be something I missed, because it should be triggering some response. I will donate some of the copies of my book and paintings for the door prizes, raffle and the auction. Other than that it's a really nice day and Good Morning to you.
    TAB_that's me: Fundraising - especially a big event like you are planning, takes a lot of time and work. I own a business and if locals come in wanting a donation, I usually give it. If they do a mailing, I might or might not, same with if they call me. You need to do some foot work or get help with the foot work. You're already running short on time by my calculations. Get someone to help you go to local businesses. I hope you've already lined up the speakers and the caterer for the dinner. Good luck! -


quicksandyamurray: I am not sure how I feel about FS these days. On the one hand it helped me to write about things I would not have written about, and got tips from members that helped me to do it well. On the other hand I find it frustrating entering the contests. And the fact that you have to pay to promote your work. Money begets money, I forgot. Those with the gold reign the roost. He who has the Gold rules. Well, I don't have a lot of money, so, even if my work is good, I will drown in oblivion because my writings are not promoted. Between posting problems and no 'dough', I am discouraged. I am going to announce my book, but FS no longer has all the submissions I put in, so the actual book has three more stories than what you will see. Posting my children's book is a circus, go to fanartreview to see that on being that it is 75% pictures it translates better on FAR. Oh well, I am tired and I wanted to write in my book about PD, but that's not happening today. Hopefully tomorrow is a better day with a better outlook.
    Kingsland: What you're saying is only true to a certain extent. I have never paid this site an extra penny to promote. I have only paid for my subscription. But I have finished in the top five for my poetry. I have a trophy to prove it. You need to review a lot and post a lot to do this. Also you need to be a good poet as well and build up a following. So you see it is possible to be among the elite without spending any extra money... -
    mrsmajor: I don't review much, so yes most of my work is promoted, out of my own pocket...I don't have a problem with that, as I do so by choice...I do have a small following, perhaps I'm not one of the good poets here, but nevertherless...I write because I enjoy it, and will continue to do so...If I have to pay my way...so be it...However, I do understand what was said by "quicksandyamurray" ..I would imagine it's hard to try and write a book and review a lot in order to complete one's work...I've never received a trophy, won a contest, (yes one where there was only 3 writers)...and that was years ago...and I've been here more than 10 years...writing is my joyment...and it doen't bother me that I will never be high on the ranks of poets..I guess people are here for many different reasons. -
    michaelcahill: Sometimes if you go to "search" in your portfolio a lot of your pieces are there. I noticed that not all of my books are listed under "books", but they are there when I bring up search. In fact, the books are the first thing listed, then it goes into a complete alphabetical listing of everything from the beginning of time.
    I rarely spend my own money. The key is reviewing and fanning several writers whose work you enjoy. Eventually you get a nice little community of reviewers and friends. Takes a little time. -


quicksandyamurray: I have a daughter who has written a script of which got a thumbs up from several presdigeous firms (ABC, CBS and I don't know who else, but they will not take the script until she has an agent. She has tried numerous, b agencies, but no one will take her on. She did not tell me the subject of the script, nor who she approached, but what would be some suggestions to get one? My thought ids that perhaps the subject is too controversial. However, I told her I would try to find out what can and let her know. quicksandyamurray
    quicksandyamurray: Excuse the poor spelling - it's been a long day and I'm not done yet. -
    vapros: It is a continuing and vexing problem for writers. Publishers say they consider only submissions from agents (who are sorting out the junk for them) The agents usually say they are not taking on new writers.

    For one thing, nobody has much enthusiasm for a writer with one manuscript. They all are looking for good, young and prolific writers who have the potential to lay many golden eggs in the future. -
    quicksandyamurray: Well, Vapros, first of all, thank you for responding. Secondly, wow! That's depressing! How are they to get new people that may be outstanding if they don't take them on? I hate to go back to her with that news. I guess that is why book writing and self-publishing is so popular. You write the book and hope they ask you to make it into a script. -


quicksandyamurray: Well, The book is published, but it isn't complete on here. A small glitch I am sure. I need to push the publicity, Problem: not enough time in a day, week, month, year, to accomplish all that is on my plate at this point. Solution: one day at a time, Piece by piece, Announce it everywhere. Now to send out the press releases,


quicksandyamurray: Thank you to everyone who has viewed and wrote reviews on my work. It has gotten me to this point and I am grateful for all the encouragement and advice. This is a treasure chest of support.


quicksandyamurray: Well, I did it! My first book is published and the first few are on their way. I originally started with it as Through the Portals of SAMs Versatile Arts, but later changed it to Infinite Scribbles in the Sand.
It is poetry and short stories. It should be in distribution shortly. Ingram is the distributor for my publisher, Outskirtspress.com. I need to get set up straight in my portfolio. I am excited though. I already had 2 bookstores lined up for them.
    michaelcahill: Exciting news. Good luck and congratulations! We love that kind of news!!!! -
    rosehill (Wendy): How wonderful. I hope you are very, very proud of yourself. - Wendy -


quicksandyamurray: The process is progressing slowly, but progressing non-the-less. We are finishing the setup for print, and have chosen the cover.My first book is soon to be a reality! I can attribute my success in part to FanStory in helping me to reach out my writing abilities to write about things I never would have come up with. It is also in part due to those who reviewed my work and took an interest in me and my writing. I don't think I would have gone as far on my wom
    pipersfancy: What good news! Congratulations! -


quicksandyamurray: I am still in! I am almost ready to publish. Thought I was ready, printed it out and read it like it was set up and regrouped. There is so much more to put in. I do have a question. If I write my biography and it includes my immediate family, do I need permission from each to use their names? also if I write it without any names attached do you think people will reject the book?
    nor84: Unless you're famous, it's not likely you can publish traditionally, but you can self-publish. Yes, I'd get written permission from each person whose real name will be mentioned -- signed And dated. Otherwise, you could be sued by someone for invasion of privacy. -
    quicksandyamurray: Thank you. I am taking care of that. I am not famous yet.... -
    Selina Stambi: There's nothing wrong with dreaming about fame though, is there? :) -
    quicksandyamurray: No there is no harm. Sometimes people are more famous than they know. It depends on the circles you gage famous by. -


quicksandyamurray: I am not standing.I am sitting at my computer assessing the damages to this entity known as Sandra Murray. I am embarking on the publishing of my book and completion of my own story. When the set of books is finished we all will know who this person was and now is.For me this will take most of my time and concentration, so I apologize for not reviewing others works as I had wanted to. I can write the books, but now the reading puts me to sleep by the first paragraph. I don't know why that is. I was an avid reader who devoured books as fast as I could speed read. Now I guess my tank is full and I need to use it before it becomes tainted by time, moisture, or road dirt. The time is passing quickly and the time is now for this task. I have much to be thankful for and many tales to tell. Most of all I hope to help others who find themselves in a position where they have more questions than answers and can't seem to find them. This is my home now. Here I can speak my mind and interact on an equal basis. Now if you don't mind, I am ready to embark on my oddessey. Come join me through the pages of my life. When I am done I will be reading all of yours that I can fit in to this small package which seems to be very expandable. :)


quicksandyamurray: I am here of my own choosing and it is one of my better choices. I have found that I had lost much of myself, especially the better parts of me, when I allowed someone to dictate who and what I should be. I came here on a quest for my own identity and am rediscovering who I was. I am also uncovering the parts of me hidden from me from youth. You and I together will discover the real me. "Will the real Sandy Murray please stand up!"


quicksandyamurray: I was reviewing my reviews received and ran across the ones for other FS freinds as super heroes, and took a peek at my submission . I hadn't thought about it right after the contest, but these are who my ha rafters were. Britt Mysteriouso is Christopher Abbott, being he is from Bitain and writes mysteries. Resipsed Par is Despiser; Par because he raps. Flame Flyer is Spitfire great fun to write though no win.
    cephira: I'm so glad you joined my FS Super Friends contest. Thanks for sharing who the inspiration for the characters were. I enjoyed reading the entries! -
    quicksandyamurray: you are welcome. It keeps me on my toes and gives me subjects I may not think about, to stretch my creative boundaries. -


quicksandyamurray: It seems like an eternity since I was on here last. I have been so busy I didn't evenget to my computer, let alone go on fanstory. I am glad to be back.
    Bicpen: ... some of us are just back to front ... ! -
    quicksandyamurray: Ha,ha,ha! -


quicksandyamurray: I am amazed at how few people vote in the contests. I know I didn't always checkin on them, but I've been trying to get in votes for as many as possible. For the amount of writers on this site the ratio is practically nil. I know that for me it would be more encouraging to enter if there were more possibilities of getting some kind of votes and reviews.If I wanted to write just for myself, I would just get out a notebook and pen. a contest may have 16 entrants and 20 voters. If all the entrants vote, then only 4 others bothered to check it out and vote. That's sad. What do the rest of you think on this subject?
    Topher Phaestus: I've been trying to make an effort to check the voting booths every day. If you keep up on it, it's usually pretty easy to stay on top of them. -
    Joy Graham: I only vote for an entry I like. I check in regularly. -


quicksandyamurray: Yeay!!!!!!!!!!!!! I won a contest! This is my second win! Believe it or not I wrote it and edited it down to the required 200 words in 45 minutes. During those 45 minutes I cooked and eat with my husband and comprised the picture to go with it. Amazing what can happen when under the gun so to speak. That seems to be when I do my best work. When I fuss over it and keep changing the content, I flop. Shooting from the hip from now on!


quicksandyamurray: Well, I'm not driving anymore. I had an accident, and decided that it was time to stop and to find alternate means of transportation. It has to do with the Parkinson's. I have already used the shoe-leather express a few times. I am very fortunate that I am still able to do this. I hope all your days of the new year are successful and satisfying. God bless you and your families as we start out this new adventure called 2013.
    adewpearl: Congratulations on your decision. My older sister gave up driving several years ago due to her MS when she realized she was not driving at 100%. Far too many elderly people have no way to get around and so continue to drive past the time they should and this results in so many tragic accidents. It is a selfless thing for you to realize your limitations and want to keep others safe. -
    adewpearl: Congratulations on your decision. My older sister gave up driving several years ago due to her MS when she realized she was not driving at 100%. Far too many elderly people have no way to get around and so continue to drive past the time they should and this results in so many tragic accidents. It is a selfless thing for you to realize your limitations and want to keep others safe. -


quicksandyamurray: It's gotten really busy for me right now with Christmas activities and birthdays, so writings will be sporadic. Hopefully right after the Holidays I will be able to write prolifically.


quicksandyamurray: The car issue is finally settled, emmissions is passed and the renewal is set. Now I know I will have a car to get to the Parkinsons Symposium the first week in November, in Sturbridge. You can read on this at www.apdama.org that has all the events and places to get information on PD.
    nor84: Be sure it IS PD. I was diagnosed and treated for 2 years and it turned out to be NPH (normal pressure hydrocephalus). The symptoms are very similar. -
    quicksandyamurray: I've had it for 13 years and have had the pinpoint scan done twiceover that period of time. It is a specialized scan that shows the portion of the brain where the cells that produce the Dopamine are dying off. I was in a few studies with IND (The Institute of Neurological Disorders)who have specialist for the Parkinsons studies that know about all there is to know about the disease. I am confident that between those two things, my personal doctor and my neurologist I have been diagnosed correctly. I do say confident that it is correct, because I am well aware that it certainly possible to have an incorrect diagnosis, and by more than one professional. However, the number of years, the scans, and numerous professionals leaves the chances pretty good that it is correct. Thank you for your tip and your concern. Not everyone cares one way or the other it seems. -


quicksandyamurray: Thank you all for your words of support and insight. I have been having negative responses everywhere and my car has been out of commission for over a month. It has left me stranded and stir crazy with the beginnings of a mountain of errands that aren't getting done. Makes for a crabby person, and being a writer I write it like I see it. It was getting dark as far as I could see at that time. So, I wrote dark. It was quite a surprise to see so many responses.
    Cobalt Blue: There are many good ways to reply to people who tell you your poem is "too long". Unfortunately most of them go against the rules of this site. Just console yourself with the knowledge that people who make these statements generally know very little about poetry. -
    quicksandyamurray: Thank you. I screwed up though. If you notice my comment is a lot shorter. I forgot that rule along with the time isn't up yet. Oops. I hope it doesn't affect anything, that would be a shame.Now that would be depressing. :) -


quicksandyamurray: Well, for the first tuime, I feel discouraged. I don't think I've got what it takes. I know that I have a long way to go in order to do everything correctly, but I think it way too far. I simply am coming to a point where it is no longer fun to write. I don't mean that in a ha ha kids good time sort of way, but when it becomes a job and not enjoyable to tell a story or make a silly rhyme then what is the point. I have spread myself too thin I think and now I will cut it back. There are certainly enough good writers on this site, you don't need to be wasting your time reading my hogwash.
    Sarkems: Knickers. I bet everyone here has gone through this, me included. Hogwash is in the eye of the beholder. JK Rowling writes Hogwash and she makes a living out of it! "What it takes" is bottle and a lorra lorra luck, but you gotta be in it to win it. -
    Joy Graham: I find when I am feeling most down about my writing is when I am learning. I try not to be upset by comments and suggestions. Eventually I realize the comments and suggestions are helpful and I can learn from them. I guess it just takes some thinking it all over and try not to get frustrated. -
    robyn corum: or it's tiem to try something new. If you've always written fiction, go for non. If you've always done rhyming poetry, go for free verse OR for a very structured poem style OR try to create a 'concrete' poem. Those always make me feel better. 'course, I'm a little different... -
    DIS-illusioned: Well, we do know ourselves best ...
    Do feel better, and do what makes you happy. -
    Sally Carter: Most of us have down periods when nothing seems to be working. Hey, I'm in one right now. Just wait, enjoy (or otherwise!) the work of others, and let it happen when it wants. Now all I need to do is remember that myself. But I think Robyn's advice is good. -
    Lady & Louis: Ditto to what everyone said. And if the prospect of any writing isn't appealing now, definitely take a break altogether and do something you'll enjoy. I'm totally with you on not doing it when it feels like a chore. -


quicksandyamurray: I just voted on a contest and it struck me how many different points of view come in to focus when it comes to personal preference and casting votes. There is no real right or wrong in writing it is dependent on your audiences preference as to whether you sink or swim. It is all in the eye of the beholder, and if that beholder was the spider in the poems with all those eyes would the it see more, or would each eye see a different poem as best? Lol.
    Skyangel02: Writing is an art form like any other art form. Some might absolutely love what another absolutely hates. There will always be people who love and hate your work no matter what you do.
    -
    quicksandyamurray: Yesserie bob! That's what makes it so great. No matter what your writing it is still a message from your very soul, yours and yours alone. It doesn't really need approval. Cool beans. I had a vivid picture of all the eyes of a single spider seeing the poems and each eye of the same spider picking a different poem as best. It's human nature to be diverse and no one sees anything exactly the same. -
    hvysmker: Once in a while I'm asked how I get story ideas. My reply is that there are stories everywhere. Take, for example, the spider you mention. Try to put your mind, complete with intelligence, into that of the spider. Imagine it walking on that window over there, the cleanest one. What do you thing the spider would be thinking about walking on air so solid it supported its wait, yet wouldn't let it through to that fly only an inch away? The same thinking must be good for a poet. Both poetry and prose benefit from empathy. Charlie -


quicksandyamurray: HA HA HA! Parkinson's Disease. Sorry. I'm so used to shorthanding it I forgot not everyone knows what that stands for.
    nor84: I was dianosed with it and then did my own research online and decided what I had was NPH (normal pressure hydrocephalus) and not PD. I found a neurologist who agreed, and a competent neurosurgeon and life is much better. NPH is a difficult diagnosis to make and mimics Parkinsons. Just passing on this info for whatever it's worth. -


quicksandyamurray: I have a rough opening for the book on PD. And I do mean rough.
    shelley kaye: pd?

    personality disorders?
    panic disorder?
    poop disorder?
    police department?
    paramedics department?
    pink diarrhea?
    poor dude?

    ;-)



    -
    shelley kaye: okay, now that i got that out of my system.... seriously, what PD are you referring to?

    -
    quicksandyamurray: Now that I got that out of my system, it's Parkinson's Disease. -


quicksandyamurray: Although it is fun and I am experiencing a satisfying degree of success in my writing endevour, it is energy draining. I am finding it difficult to keep up with the writing as well as reading and reviewing in volume enough to promote my own work at all. It makes it a little frustrating. I have decided after spending the last couple days and the entire night trying to earn enough to bring my book into the light, that I will let things take their own course. I have a lot on my plate at this point in my life and the medications and handicap along with limited income are winning out. I'm not giving up, but I'm not going to sacrifice my health in the quest for recognition. If my work is good enough, it will get read and recognized. I won't stop reading others work, because I love reading them. It's just not that important to earn credits for doing it. So much for my gripe for the day. I now have to go to counseling, and then help my church move. Then maybe squeeze in some sleep. Have a good day and God bless.
    dbmccarter: I think one of the best things about this site is that we can do what we feel like we can do. No one should wear themselves out trying to do everything. We each have to do what is best for us. -
    WLHall: Hi Sandy, don't worry about writing all the time, it will come. I hit dry spells all the time and I also suffer from Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. So I get very exhausted very quickly. I am so sorry to hear you have Parkinson's disease. And no, do not sacrifice your health by trying to do too much. I have learned to pace myself and if something goes without getting done, I just try to put it off until tomorrow if possible. Make sure you get plenty of rest. If you don't, you are no good to anyone. I also find if I try to make stories happen, they don't. You are so right to let them just write themselves. That's when we are the most creative. I haven't had a chance to read your stuff yet because of my "pacing myself." My father passed away in April so my life has been very hectic, and if I don't watch it, I will end up very sick and get nothing done. But I will get to it soon. Take care of yourself. I'll be in touch.
    Wanda
    WLHall -


quicksandyamurray: Well, I'm back. I haves a lot of painting under my belt, but not so much writing. I think the way to go is to write a collection of short stories of my life up until the onset of PD. Then write the story of my way of dealing with this disease. and the reactions and actions that those around me took. The short stories will help to prime the pump so to speak, and give me plenty of practice before the grand finale. I may not write them in chronological order. I think it is best to write about what wants to compile itself at the time. I don't have as good an outcome with those I try to make happen. I do better with those stories that just "write themselves". They just kind-of fall together. That's my style and I'm stickin' to it. Lol ( a little SNL knockoff). I've started with my first freshwater bass story. When I publish the book I will put them in order.


quicksandyamurray: Hello everyone, I haven't been on in about a week and it seems like an eternity. I am also an artist who loves to do canvas paintings and I have been busy honing those skills also. I am doing portraits and some paintings to sell. I am going to post them on Etsy.com in my shop. If you would like the address, drop me a note. Next thing for here is to write about Parkinsons, my personal experiences. (and earn some money selling paintings so I can promote my writing here.)


quicksandyamurray: I am finding that coming in around the biggest Holidays is a handicap for time to devote to reading and earning enough to promote my own writings. another note is I have PD and sometimes it is really difficult to get all the typing errors. I should probably write a story about how tremors impact your every day life.
    forestport12: I would encourage you to write this important subject. Perhaps you can enter it into the non-fiction fanstory contest. Blessings ahead. Stan -
    Carolyn 12: Welcome to FS.I read your comment and agree-you should write a story on PD. It may be an article that helps another understand thier own problem. -
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