My Education Experience

 My educational experience was learning how to eat.  Eating is part of human’s primal instincts. As an unborn baby we are connected to our mother’s by the unbiblical cord, which gives us naturists we need to grow.  As a child I didn't think much of eating except I have to do it when I’m hungry. For a long time I didn't think much of eating besides I do it when I’m hungry, bored, stressed, or upset. It wasn't until I was in high school when I learned didn't foods have different effect on your body. The more you the more you weight, I learned that’s not true. Some people can eat whatever they want to eat and stay the same size and some gain weight just by smelling a cake or Twinkies.  I learned as a man that there are right and wrong ways to eat.  Also that people can eat and not eat depending on their moods.  When I was growing up ate things because it tasted good not because of the naturists we get from eating.  Some people eat to bigger if they are training for a sport. Some people eat to fit in there old wedding or a favorite pair of jeans they out grew.

Pre-writing success

What sort of pre-writing have you used successfully in the past? The pre-writing tools i have used in the past that works for me has been using the thought better know as brainstorming.  Brainstorming has been great for me all these years of writing.  I just grab a piece of paper and write a few topic ideas. Then i write how key points i can made on the topic. Then the  topic i feel i 'm most comfortable with i start writing. I know if have a good opening paragraph, I know i chose the right topic to write on.

First Blog

I can use these two blogs as models for my first  paper assignment. They both have different writing styles.  One of the the examples i am familiar with with. I have written papers in this style before.  The other style of writing i never seen before, using underlines and bold fonts.  to highlight a point they are trying to make or using bold font as a sub title title for paragraphs.  one of the bloggers used this method throughout his his entire blog. i think this method helps the reader and the writer focus on what the paragraph is about. it doesn't allow the writer to stray of topic from the what the paragraph is about into random topics.  it helps the reader know that they are about to read about something else. this will be my first time writing a blog in my life and these models will help me figure out my style of blogging i will be using in the future.  i'm unsure about this blogging thing it is new to me.  This help me get positive feed back on my papers and other writing assignment we have. so far i'm leaning more towards using the blog that has sub-titles in it.  This method will keep me topic for each paragraph i write.