Blog #11
In this blog, I am going to to be speaking about about how I have developed through these past blogs and what I have learned from this semester. Going through my blogs I have noticed a few things that should be working on as a writer. It seems like I need to start reading more books and writing more. I would want my readers to understand the meaning in my writing without them reading my blog whether if it makes sense or not. Additionally, I am happy to know that my vocabulary has gotten a little bit better, since I had to go into a thesaurus almost every week to find synonyms for either complex words or words that come by a lot. I also found love into writing/typing. At first I thought 400 words were a lot to do every week but now it feels pretty short and easy to do. If my professor told me I would have to right 4,400 words on tumblr, not including our projects. I would have been afraid to continue taking the course, but instead of it just making me feel depleted, it built me to become a writer. Stating that I feel like the message of our professor making us do all this including everything this semester is that she wanted us to use our voices. To show us how it feels to be heard, how it feel to listen, and how important it is to do so. For an example our discussion in class a few weeks ago about Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman”. We spoke about how Truth used her voice, which made me understand why we blog. It is an opinion but it makes sense from the reason why we do not just come together in class, discussing about our feelings and point of view. Despite the fact that I do not like social media and never wanted a tumblr, I understand that I learned to speak my mind. To peach and convince without hurting anyone’s beliefs or feelings. I have enjoyed these blogs to be honest. Rather me being to myself and suppressing my ideas, I shared my beliefs with other people. No matter if they agree with me or disagree, every opinion has a value. Overall, these exchanging blogs has been pretty cool, to know how others feel about specific topics. I have notice how differently people can think but agree on similar things.
I agree with you when you say your vocabulary has gotten better. Writing is also something I love. It is somewhat therapeutic. It is something that takes a burden off of your shoulders. At first, I was a little scared about the blogging. I have never blogged before. I felt like people would judge my writing. What if it wasn’t good enough? Or what if everyone else writing was better than mine? Those were the main things that really worried me. I was shy when it came to people other than Marybeth and I reading my writing. This class was a pretty chill class. I loved it and I wouldn’t advise anyone to drop it.














