Famous Last Words: Getting it Together!

So this is actually the first time I'm doing this type of assignment. I've never even looked at this option, but I might be doing it more often in the future.

I really struggled with this class at the start of the semester. I don't know why, but I was just so unmotivated to do any of it. I enjoy this class and the readings, but I just didn't feel like writing anything. So, I got a couple of points behind. I was stressing out about it; it's not like me to ignore things or fall behind in the class.

I am very happy with myself this week though! I finally got it together. I wrote a story last week and updated my project. That put me in a good place for this week! I caught up to the class total points, and I even got ahead in the class. I plan on doing more extra credit so that I can finish the class in week 12. I love doing the weekly readings, so I'm going to work on them ahead of time so I can get the extra 4 points each week. I plan on working for the A. I don't know how much of my portfolio I'll end up completing, but I'm happy with my progress in the class. Doing the week 8 reflection inspired me to change my working habits. This class is fun if you just focus doing the work that you most enjoy.

I just posted another story on my portfolio, and I had a create time doing the editing. The story on my blog didn't really match the theme for my portfolio, but I think the changes that I made to the story made it work. I created a frame tale (something new for me!) and tried to make the story a little bit creepy. I'm happy with the work I did on it, and I'm excited to work on the revisions for it as well. I hope I can keep up with the momentum I created this week!

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