Blog Refelctions

I learned many things about myself as a reader doing these blog posts. The blog kept me going with reading, since I had to keep reading new books, and taking notes and notice details I wouldn't have normally noticed. Writing in a notebook is different than a blog, because people will see it, so you have to be sophisticated and formal, and organized. Writing online can be limiting, because since people read it, you have to be careful with what you say in case, you hurt someone feelings, beliefs, or religion. There are more rules to follow with writing on the World Wide Web. Since people create profiles for themselves, to make them seem like a better, cooler, or more superior to their peers.

With the sculptured profiles, I think people are more comfortable with saying certain things to other people, online, that they wouldn't normally say to the persons face. Online, it is easier to be bullied since it can be anonymous. And you don't see the either persons reaction to the situation so it is different. Those rules apply over text too. I don't always think it is a good thing, because of the anonymous thing. And I would rather have conversations with people in person, but I am living in a world, where everything including bullying or chatting online, or via texting.

Personally, I wouldn't keep this blog going necessarily, but I would be willing to start another blog. That blog would be about babysitting. Where you can get information, recommendations, places to get certified. In addition, there would be tips about dealing with kids, and what age groups I am comfortable with, and information about people to get babysitters if I am not around. I think blogs are a good idea to keep people updated on information and opinions. I learned a lot from these blog posts and syntheses pages. The syntheses pages help me realize details about the book, and character realizations. I think I had a good experience with the blogs, and I am good at posting biweekly