The first blog that I read was Angelo's. His essential focus was that inspiration is needed to write essays and other pieces of writing. It is difficult to become inspired, but your environment can in turn help to focus your mind and give inspiration while writing. "I agree with you that inspiration is hard to come by at first, but when you find it, essays and other pieces just come together naturally. The part about your loud siblings was comical, as well as the part about you staying focused on an essay in the midst of a fire. I enjoyed your acronym for inspiration, even though it didn't make too much sense. But inspiration doesn't make sense, either, does it?"
The second blog I chose to comment on was Katie T's. Her writing style reminded me very much of my own, and it was if I had wrote her Metacognition post myself. Her focus was on blog posts, and how writing them takes time and may not be a simple task. She starts out by reading other blogs, which I have done as well, to start on her creative thinking process and get her mind going. "I enjoyed this post very much, I must say. Your style of writing reminds me very much of my own, in certain ways. The part about soaking up each others creativity is very true; we, as students, draw creativity and ideas from peers and other elements around us. Although you still have to find a way to differentiate your thought processes from what you may see in the end, reading other classmates' posts is very helpful. Blogs don't have to be something to dread, because like you said, they aren't so bad after all."
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