Journal reflection

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Not to disrespect the professor but at first t thought that the journals were a joke and that it would be a waste of my time, just imagine 5 days a week eight to ten minutes long shores that are about what’s in your mind. For me that was kind of stupid and I also think the rules were a bit ridiculous like the rule were you cant stop writing and you can’t fix your grammatical errors I really hated this two rules because it was oppose to all the things I was told in school and I always take time to write about any topic. The first Journals were a messed I didt know what to write about and in some cases I just flat out write nonsense or parts of the lyrics from my favorite song at that time. Another thing that really bother me was the reflection at the end of each single journal, oh my God that was so annoying not only I have to write about what was in my head but know I have to analyze and reflect all the journals! It seems I was going crazy, but something happened during the Christmas break.

                During the holydays I decided to dedicate time to the journals when I was more comfortable and that was a very good choice to make. I realize that dedicating time to a journal was not a bad thin and slowly I started to realize that the journals were a good way to not only improve your writing skills but to have a space were you can analyze what was going on in your mind at that moment and you can even make a character study about yourself. Regarding does two rules by the end of the journals I didn’t actually mind at all and didn’t bother me anymore. And looking at the journals you can see the different clearly; At first the journals were trash but as time progresses the journals were of better quality and longer/ ore detail. At the end I ended up liking the journals more and I planned to keep making more journals for my personal use.

Work cited

Pittman, Cynthia. Journal Reflection by Gabriel Valcarcel. Class assignment UPRRP. Febuary 15 2018