Poll results!

Can we take a tough critique? Absolutely!

None of us are satisfied with compliments alone. All of us want to hear an honest opinion.

Two of us said we can take it as long as it's constructive and gentle. (If it's too harsh, we may shut our ears to it.)

Six of us said that we can take it--although we may shrivel up inside. But if the critiquer is making valid points, we'll listen.

One brave soul said: damn straight, I can take it! Bring it on.

Thanks for participating!

New Poll: Can You Take a Tough Critique?

We've all had them--brutal critiques that make us shrivel up inside and question our worth as writers. But I've found that the toughest critiques are sometimes the most helpful . . . as long as the reviewer isn't just out for blood.

But how tough a critique can we take? Fill out the poll on the sidebar and feel free to discuss!

~Rose

Nail-Biter!

Well, the poll is closed. Here are the final results:

Snoopy Vs. the Red Baron by The Royal Guardsmen: 5
The Battle of New Orleans by Johnny Horton: 6

So Andrew Jackson edges out Snoopy by just one vote!

Thanks to all who participated--oh, and our new caption contest will be up later today (and I'm hoping a new Spock-McCoy story too.)

~Rose

The Age-Old Question...

Ok, I've just gotta know. Which, er, 'historical' song do you prefer? Snoopy Vs. the Red Baron by The Royal Guardsmen:



Or The Battle of New Orleans by Johnny Horton...which someone set to a cool Legos scene:



I know, I know! Darned tough choice--they're both classics. Nonetheless, choose one, please, and vote on the poll on the sidebar. And feel free to comment here on your choice--or remain anonymous, as you choose. Thanks!