My favourite topic was Having My Say, because I got to write about whatever I wanted. That was fun.
My least favourite topic was probably that nature one (I don't think I ever did it) because of the format it was posted. It had a talking owl or something. That's fun too, but it didn't work on some of the computers I tried, and I couldn't easily work on that blog at school because of the audio.
I did put effort into writing my blogs, but... to be honest, the second semester, I stopped doing them weekly. I'm a procrastinator, haha. And it's harder to remember to do an assignment if there isn't a hard copy of it in front of me. But I did write more than the minimum when I actually wrote the blogs.
It was good to reflect on what we learned and to find related topics. I learned about authors like Stephen Crane. That was nice.
I have another blog on Blogger, but I never use it anymore, and that one I started voluntarily. Thus, I doubt that I'll keep using this one, though I guess it's possible that I'll decide to during college, or if I start getting delusional over the summer and start missing homework or something. So if you see me using this blog again, you might want to refer me to a psychiatrist. ;)
I'm just joshing~
Blogging is better than other homework assignments, I guess, so if the alternative for next year's juniors is a research paper every week or something like that... yeah, I guess the juniors should blog. But if it's just some extra points, then they might not want the extra work. Heh.
Oh gosh, let me see if I can remember three stories. Um...
The Yellow Wallpaper was one that I'd already read (I tend to pick random stuff to read out of our Literature book when I'm bored) but it's still one of my favourites.
"Because I could not stop for Death--" is one of my favourite poems (I recently memorized it, yay), so I guess that's up there too.
And... All Quiet On the Western Front was a great book. So that too, I guess.
Goodbye~! :D
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