Conclusion

Well the time has come. It is the fourteenth week of the Spring 2009 semester and this will more than likely be my last blog entry ever. Although I’m happy that I have one less homework assignment to do every week, it’s a little disappointing seeing as for the most part I didn’t really mind writing down some of my random thoughts, stories, beliefs, likes, and dislikes. I wasn’t really a fan of writing some of the assignments but I liked writing the “free entries” every once in awhile. Since I am not one for giving long, emotional speeches, or writing it in this case, I will answer a few of the questions given on the blog information sheet. The first question is, “what have I learned from keeping a blog?” This question isn’t the easiest one to answer but I guess I learned that some parts of my life could be considered interesting to others. Before starting this last entry, I looked through a few of my old entries and some of them actually were quite interesting and humorous, usually at my own expense. The next question asked was whether or not I’d advise other students to keep a blog. I think that if you enjoy writing and/or letting people hear about yourself, then keeping a blog seems like a good idea. Finally, it asks what advice I’d give to others on keeping a blog. My advice would just be try to talk about things that others would find interesting. For free entries, I tried to tell stories that readers would actually enjoy or talk about things that others in the audience could relate to or find funny. I’m sorry that I had to end my blog with a boring, plain entry with random questions that no one at all cares about. I’m sure for the most part though that my only audience is probably the students in my English 101 class. The only reason they’re probably reading is because we have to comment on everyone’s blog at least two times. Well, to anyone reading, goodbye and good luck with whatever you end up doing.