Final Blog Reflection
Assignment 7.6
July 19, 2015
During this
summer session of the English Composition 1 course, this is the first time I’ve
ever set up a blog or even opened Blogger.com.
The only real computer interaction I’ve had since I was in high school
is Facebook. So this was a totally new
experience for me. As the days went by
it became easier for me, at first it was difficult for me to sit and free
write. I noticed that my words per ten
minutes of allotted time increased, as I got my experience with my blog writing
and techniques.
Most of my
blogs where just reflections of my day or items I wrote down on my “I believe”
list. Some of my blogs when writing
brought back a lot of precious memories.
Things I hadn’t necessarily forgot, but just hadn’t really thought about
for many years. Some blogs I struggled
with the words to properly express my thoughts, while others just seemed to
flow with ease.
I wrote
blogs mainly about my family. This is
the subject in which I know the most about.
I’ve always been taught to “Write what you know”, I believe that I
achieved this goal. I love sharing
memories and stories of my family, especially my children. They are my most prideful accomplishments.
I also
found it interesting to read and respond to others in the course’s blogs. This was just another way for us all to
connect with one another, outside the traditional classroom setting. It was like opening little windows into each
of our lives. Some blogs were very
random in content, while others were more personal and serious. It was a way for each of us to learn each other’s
likes, dislikes, hobbies, and interest.
Each of us have our own way of special expression.
Overall, I
enjoyed this assignment quite well. It
gives you a way to express your feelings, thoughts, or just tell about a random
story. It’s a great way to remember
memories that are repressed in your minds.
I found this very therapeutic as well, a simple way to “unwind” after a
hectic day at work or a busy day with the family. A way to share your day and events with
others. I am going to try to continue
writing a blog post each day, and maybe someday print them all off and put
together as a journal.