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"What was the greatest challenge that you faced in the composition--was it: finding a topic? getting the computer to cooperate? adequate development? Whatever it was, explain the challenge in writing and what you did to handle it."

I would have to say that the biggest issue I faced was trying to overcome my writer's block. I got stuck in a lot of places, trying to find the right word here or the right phrase there. I also had issues with my topic, not that I didn't immediately know what I wanted to write about, but I debated all through the paper as to whether or not it was relevant. I don't think my topic reached enough people, or gave enough room for adequate description. I could be wrong, but that's my opinion.

"In another paragraph, explain how YOU reacted to reading other blogs. Did you enjoy it? What it more of a pain and aggravation? What did YOU gain in reading and , more importantly, commenting on the blogs you read?"

I really enjoyed reading other blogs. It was a unique experience, in that I don't usually get to read a lot of other people's work (except for when I was editor of the Literary Magazine in high school; too much of a good thing). It was a nice change.

I'd write more but I am DAMN ANGRY right now (as most people in the class know, cause I can't shut up), cause my dad bought HIMSELF a new car (which is a 2 door little Honda, MY PERFECT CAR) instead of focusing on the huge problem - my carlessness. I wouldn't be so mad if he didn't have a working condition truck already and we weren't "ACTIVELY SEARCHING" for a car for me right now.
Why did he say I couldn't have it, you ask?
It was "too nice."