As this course is coming to a close this will be the last blog. My last blog will be different from the rest. It will include not only something from the book, but also somethings that I have learned throughout this course from the classroom.
The end of the book speaks about style in great degree. It says that "writint at high speed is usually a good thing. " It further says, "It suggest enthusiasm, confidence and knowing what you want to say." I agree with that. When you write and you can do it at a high pace then you really know what you want to say and the energy is flowing. I have found that when I am really working on an assignement and have thought about it and know what I want to say, then I am able to write it and have the thoughts keeps coming to me. However, on the reverse end when I am having a hard time it is hard to get into any kind of pace.
If anyone has anything to say and writes about it is a writer. I believe that a writer is simply is person that writes. Now there are things that seperate writers but on average any person who writes can be a writer. The most important aspect of writting to me is to just get whatever you want to say on paper and then go from there.
I agree, Terron--for me, writing comes in fits and spurts. Sometimes the juices are flowing & sometimes not. I keep telling myself to get a small notebook to carry around so that when I have a bright idea I can write it down. Of course one of those new-fangled gizmos would also allow that but that's far too modern for me. I'm a pencil/paper girl. By the way, what're you doing up at 4:23 a.m.???
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