Word: vickyã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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Their time together was waning, so pointing at the “communications” card that Mary had pushed aside, Vicky asked what that meant. “Oh!,” Mary explained. “Do you draw?” Vicky??s reply: “No. I sometimes doodle in class though.” Mary collected her thoughts and said, “Yes, I see your text next to your sketches...
...ended the reading, Mary left Vicky with some words of advice. “You’re impulsive,” she warned. “You have to observe for a while before deciding what to get involved in.” This winter, Vicky??s planning on watching the winter games in Salt Lake City...
...Vicky??s toothy smile is contagious—intoxicating really. To those unfamiliar with Vicky??s antics, the smile is comforting and friendly. Vicky is the girl who you might chat with one night at a party and months later she will remember the details of the conversation. She cares about what you say and who you are. Or, you might know Vicky??s smile from the pages of “Roving Reporter” where her smirk brags that she has the scoop, the whole scoop and nothing but the scoop...
Four years from now, Vicky??s keyboard will be stained with the sugar-coated apple juice drips of late nights spent in another newsroom, this time of the Baltimore Sun. She gets a job immediately after graduation as a reporter on the Sun’s metro beat and she makes it her mission to know Baltimore like she has lived there all her life. Vicky “Talent” Hallett always knew that she would stay on the East Coast and Baltimore proved perfect with its off-Broadway plays, harbor, and close proximity to family...
...kids don’t come until much later in Vicky??s life after she has written for the Washington Post, tried her hand at a few magazine pieces, and bought the apartment next to the piano bar on K Street. She feels her 15 minutes every time she spends time with her daughters—whether through participation as the class mom or when she reads to them in all of her funny voices. Late at night as they are dozing off, she picks up old copies of FM and reads them aloud...