Using the Dead to Understand the Living. The classes I am enrolled in this semester are the typical boring lecture styled classes. I am currently trying to figure out just exactly what I want to do after college.

Whether I was ready or not, it was happening and I had just bought a ticket for the train! This class was interesting, out of the box, and turned out to be very rewarding. It has become an experience that will forever stand out in my education. Now it is coming to a close, but I am thankful it happened. So Close to the Finish Line. TWO MORE WEEKS! That is so close to single digits! With a .

Where do I even begin? ENGL 1313 was a learning experience. It broadened my thinking about cemeteries, graves, and death. I learned how to write a profile essay and I got to work in a group for a bigger project. There were parts of it that were hard, but overall it was a good experience. PS Sorry this post is so shambly. I just needed to vent a little bit, get it out, and then feel better. So, reader, sorry you had to suffer through that, but I feel better now.

Linking Past and Future through the Classroom. Asymp; Leave a comment. I am excited about the possibilities that such collaborative projects allow, and I will be looking at the past as I think about developing new class projects and ways to facilitate community engagement for the future. Past, Present, Future.

I feel as if this class has helped me slow down some. Not necessarily in my personal life, but in my work. The research portion of the class pushed me to pick up on the smallest of details and to build around them. Even the most minuscule piece of information can help to paint a picture. This is definitely valuable to know and something that will help me going forward. well you all know by now. OH MY GOSH WHAT? .