I can't really begin to explain how wonderful these past eight weeks have been. Being able to share something I am so passionate about with all of you has been such a treat! When I started this class I just knew that I would be in for it, night after sleepless night of writing essays. But to my surprise, this class would be requiring none. This class would only be requiring blogs! At first I thought this was a joke, there is no way an English teacher would have us doing blogs. But this was no joke, I was elated and knew exactly what I would blog about. Week after week I was able to read all of your blogs and I was able to learn more about what each of you like. During that same time, I would write on my blog and be able to share with you what I like. I can remember so many times when as soon as I got home I would rush to the computer to check to see if I had any comments on my blog. If I didn't have any comments on my blog then I would check back every 10 minutes until I had at least one comment. I am very glad I had this opportunity to take such a fun and unique class. Thank you Julie for making it happen and thank you all for making it much more enjoyable. From learning about relationships,politics, going green, firefighting, family relationships, nutrition, fashion, diesel, offroading, the View, relationships in the work place, superstition, and criminology, I have become more aware about many new things and ideas. Thank you all. Now, you may be wondering if I will continue this blog or not and of course I will! I have enjoyed this experience so much that i wont let it end now. Feel free to continue to check my blog, comment, and leave me topic ideas. I look forward to hearing from you!
For some of you this may be the end of your blogging journey. If that is the case, then i leave you with this last video. It is a music video to the song Weeeek by the music group NewS. The meaning of this song is to cherish everyday becasue days and time go by so fast.
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Hey there Melissa -
I enjoyed sharing another class with you. I was excited to learn all about the Japanese culture from your youthful approach. Hope to see you in the near future in another class. Keep up the great work!
It has been such a pleasure reading about you and your love of all things Japanese. I find it so nice to share a love for a place with you, although I do bow to your cultural expertise on fashion, entertainment, the Yakuza, and so on.
You have done an *amazing* job this semester; blog writing is certainly your forte. I also think the topic really fits the 3-D opportunities blogs allow. Keep going, and I will continue to follow your posts. I can't wait to see what you have in store for us next.
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