Weekly Review Week 3 : The Struggle is Real

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  • Your reading for this week. 
  • Your best writing for this week. 
  • Other people's writing.
  • Your other classes.
  • Next week.
  
  
  
  
  I enjoyed reading about Alexander Pope and his essay on man. I loved the flow and style and the overall honesty of it all. I also loved The Song of Ch'un-Hyang. I found it haunting and beautiful. The descriptive language and the will of Ch'un-Hyang as a woman who has been kept in solitude for most of her life.
  
  
  
  
  I think my best writing was for my other english class that I am taking. It has been a lot easier for me to keep up with as far as knowing what/how to do assignments since the guidelines are very clear and easy to find for reference. Even though the topics are much more difficult for me to understand, I feel less overwhelmed due to the full knowledge of how to navigate my class. 
  
  
  
  
  Enjoyed Caeli's blog posts and her way of relating to the literature in the class. I find it lovely that she can find beauty in so much of the less noticeable aspects of the writings. 
  
  
  
  
  My other classes are a bit stressful with all of my big assignments happening all at once. There aren't really any connections to this class and my other classes. Although I am in a human sexuality class and I do find the aspects to the desires of the heart more interesting now that I have a more firm understanding of it. 
  
  
  
  
  I really would like to get ahead in this class as I will be gone next weekend. I will be working as a winter camp counselor in the middle of nowhere. As there will be no internet or cellular service I have to have my work done . I also want to better figure out how to navigate this website since I cannot seem to find what I need. It has been rather frustrating. Though I love the literature and the laidback style of the course, I feel an unbearable amount of stress when I cannot find the pages I need. I am not at all they tech savvy millennial people assume we all are.