October Blog #2

My Little Cousin Is Not A Normal Kid, Shes A Chipmunk, A Chipmunk Who's Chugged An Energy Drink In Five Seconds. She Runs Up To Me Every Time She Sees Me Attempting To Climb On Me, Just As A Chipmunk Does When It Sees A Tree Full Of Acorns. She Can Talk For Days In Her High Pitched Voice. I Swear She Could Be One Of Those Cartoon Chipmunks That You Watch On Saturday Morning. At Times I Even Think That She's Sucked The Helium Out Of A Balloon. She Grabs Food And Saves IT. She Wont Eat It Until Shes Really Hungry And When Shes Running Low On Energy. As Soon As She Starts Running Empty, She Goes Off To Her Stash And What Do You Know, Shes Scurrying Around The House. Dont Get Me Wrong, I Love That Little Girl More Than Anyone Can Imagine. She's Not Just Any Chipmunk, Shes My Chipmunk And Even Though It Hurts To Get Climbed On By A Four Year Old, I Wouldn't Change Her For Any Other Normal Kid.

September Blog #2

So For Our Second Blog In September, We Were Told To Look Through The Freshman's Blogs. As I Was Going Through The Blogs, The One That Stood Out The Most Was Virginia Woolf's Blog. I'm Choosing To Review This Blog Because Of Their Blog Post. Aside From Being Visually Appealing By Having A Banner Of The Beatles, The Blog Post Are Very Strong. In My Opinion, Woolf's Strenght Is Her Writing. Her Use Of Strong Vocabulary Shows That She Knows What Shes Doing. My Favorite Blog Post Is The Emo Kids Blog. The Way She Writes Her Blog Clearly Illustrates Her Stance On Stereotyping. One Question I Have For Woolf, Is , How Did You Make That Banner? I'd Like To Find Out Try To Make One For My Blog. I Don't Think There's Anything Woolf Needs To Improve On.