Blog Reflection

         While keeping this blog, I have definitely learned that I'm not consistent. I thought I would be better at that but I was wrong. For the amount of posts that I did publish - I can say that it is different from writing in a notebook. Things work smoother and faster. Typing/writing on a blog is liberating because you can type/write as much as you and not worry about running out of space and turning pages unlike a notebook. You can fill up a notebook until it runs out of pages but online - you can keep going unless there is a character limit. On this blog, there is no limit so there are endless things you can write about. 

      When you're writing on here, a blog, that you're supposed to contribute to - you're writing as an author. You write as an author as well as essays and homework. So I do believe that you have an online because you have an identity for everything, (in my opinion). Keeping this blog gave more opportunities to expand vocabulary and expressing ideas that you wanted everyone to read. If I had kept up to date with this blog I would have tried to express my ideas and elaborated more because even though I published some posts - I personally didn't feel as if it had been my best work. Overall, this blog was nice to have because writing in a notebook tires you out - and typing does too sometimes. 
     
 I don't see myself keeping this blog because I have established that I am not consistent and I'm forgetful. But, if I were to keep a different blog, it would be among my outside interests (writing, photography, etc.) But this blog has helped through the entire school year - I just wish I could've put more effort into it.