Mythology and Folklore

Overall, I am finding the comments on my blog from other students extremely beneficial. I have been surprised by how in depth they are and how so many people took time to give me genuine feedback. I appreciate everyone taking the time and energy to read my posts and give some amazing (nice) criticism and praise. I think the most useful comments from people are the ones that give me constructive criticism because I take what they say and try to apply it in the future. I feel as though some people might not think that their advice means a lot to me, but it really does! I have been truly impressed by so many students' blog posts, so writing comments on them has been rather simple. I have found it hard to give advice on a lot of posts, just because they are very well written. However, I have found that when I do find something that I can give advice on, I am very light-hearted and thorough. It has been so fun reading their posts because it has sparked creativity in me! I think that...

When looking back at my past blog posts and reading notes, I am eager to improve. I have noticed a slight decline in my notes, however reflecting back has really brought a lot to my attention. I am so thankful I had the opportunity to do so. I have really enjoyed reading the different readings because they are all so different and there is a variety of unique readings, which gives me excitement for what is to come. I have struggled a little with reading notes because I genuinely enjoy the majority of the readings, but I have come up with a new revised plan that I think will help tremendously. I have a hard time picking out a specific favorite reading, but if I had to choose out of all them, I would say the Tibet Folk Tales were my favorite. The main reason why I enjoy the reading notes is because when I go to write my story, I have a context and brief overview what I read. It helps bring me back to what I was feeling when I originally read the story. An image from the story ...