Thoughts on Assignments

This semester my goal is to finish early lol. I'm already familiar with the assignment and class layout, so I'm ready to get started! I enjoyed my system that I had last semester, but I think that this time I will do a bit less extra credit! I kind of went overboard last time, and it wasn't as enjoyable as it could have been. It felt like a requirement and it made me stressed! This time around I plan to only do the extra credit if I think it sounds fun. I also didn't write very many weekly stories last semester ( I think I only did 3). I plan to do more of those this time! I enjoy getting story feedback and comments, but it's kind of hard to do that if I don't write the stories. I also like the new extra credit option! It sounds like a good way to get ahead while also making some time to relax and enjoy finding new material.

"a sunny day for red and white ballons" by andreas.klodt is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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