A Precursor's Legacy

Blogging has been an interesting experiment.
It's been like a journey, a process, or an adventure.
If you like participating in any of the above, then..
I highly recommend it because it allows the writer to essentially write in free-form.

In general, I really liked blogging about meaningful content.
It's been rather fresh and amusing because I don't usually blog my thoughts and input on subject matters, that actually matters.

As an assignment for the class, I thought that blogging was valuable because it provided an outlet for the imaginative and rhetoric.

However, I do believe that some of the topics (if given any to write about) can be challenging to relate towards. To write about.
If one simply doesn't care, then that affects their ability to engage their audience well.
It does make sense.
If you don't care about something, why would you bother to make other people care?

Ultimately, I learned more about myself by blogging for the class.
I learned to be able to voice my mind into literate format.
That's always a plus.

Being a student, it's always nice to have people actually comment on matters you bring up.
Then again, there are always those "bad apples" out there that tend to ruin the experience.
That's fine. Pay them no heed. Let them rot.

In a way, blogging has changed the way I perceive things.
Things of importance. Whatever the topic may be.

In the end, in my eyes, I see blogging as a tool, and as with all tools - they're useful and meaningful only in the hands who know how to use them.

I impart with you, wisdom.


P.S. I would also like to note that, as with all things -- it's a bad idea to wait until the last minute to complete an assignment or to do something.
Therefore, don't procrastinate and just finish your work ahead of time so you get a "buffer time" in case there's technical issues or emergencies that arise.