Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Minor Charachter

I would say the most intriguing minor person in this novel would have to be Reba. I say this because she was the one who kept things interesting through the novel. She claimed to be "Christian," but her actions were just about opposite of that, only doing things for her own glory. I was always annoyed with her, but she helped bring everyone together in the end, especially when dealing with Lucy and Lois.

Taking Stock of My Work

My literacy narrative was kind of interesting, because it wasn't very normal; it told my story of how I struggle with writing. I believe that my ideas on my paper are the strong point, however the manor in which I displayed them through words would be my weakness. I came up with the idea from the professor, who said to "write about what you are interested in," and so I did. When it came to drafting, it was the usual, myself at a computer typing what came to mind. I did not use graphics or pictures.
Others responses helped me edit my paper and make it more structurally sound. For next time, I will try to follow the guidelines more closely, and make my thoughts come across clearer.

Wednesday, January 31, 2007

Post #2 My dash

The dash in my life represents a whole lot of things. The things I do, the places I go and the people close to me are all in that category. My friends and family are certainly there as a core part of my life, so I would be lying if I said they werent worthy of being part of my dash. The things I do alone, however may show what I really care about. Without any influence around me, I am free to do as I feel, and that is what really represents who I am. So, my dash is me: everything I ever said, have done, and everything I will do.

Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Response 1

My thoughts on this book will probably change after reading the first few chapters, but for now I would have to say that people that talk to dead people will probably cause interesting contraversy through the entirety of the book. Thats all for now.

Thursday, January 18, 2007