Overview on Blog Assignments
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When first being assigned to write blogs every other week I thought it would be an interesting assignment because it's not an assignment where you needed to research or look for the correct answers. It was mostly based on our own experience and thoughts that we had on the topic we were answering. This kind of gave me a break of the actual book stuff we had to do for other assignment in this class and rather looking deeper of how I felt during this time when answering the topic of discussion. When starting theses blog assignments, I thought some of them were hard to answer, but once I thought deeper about the topic of the blog, I was able to think carefully of what I wanted to say along with important details I wanted to express. This gives me a better understanding on how to elaborate my inside thoughts into words in the blog. I think I would have enjoyed more of these blogs if there were more options of the questions we can answer. Topics like "Who is the person you look up