Am I at 250 Words Yet?

Honestly, the most challenging part of these posts have been remembering to do them the day before class rather than the day of class. I have to admit i'm a little bit of a procrastinator. I'm trying to work on that little character flaw though! Another complaint I would add is that i'm a firm believer in quality over quantity. There's only so much I can fluff and BS before I start sounding like the Twilight series (no offense). On the blog posts pertaining to the reading I totally understand and have no problem pushing out a bunch of words whatsoever but these reflection posts leave me a little stumped on words. I honestly really enjoy reading what other people in the class have to say. Sometimes they have a completely different perspective than I did on the text and I think that's sweet. Their input helps me form a better idea of what I have read and allow me to analyze it from multiple perspectives. I love blogging and reading so this is a type of homework that I thoroughly enjoy and look forward to doing in comparison to my online french problems. These blog posts have confirmed my enjoyment of blogging and use of social media as a way to deliver my writing even more. I think it is a perfectly acceptable way to get information out there. The class discussions have made me realize that I need to get in touch with what's going on in the world. I think that's the coolest part of class. I find myself opening a tab to a news website rather than facebook just so i can see if anything is up. Getting into groups and discussing the reading is a fun way to get information about the reading. Some areas aren't as easy to identify as it is to others. All in all I really dig the blog posts and I think they're a great way to get us engaged in the reading.