This was done on Feburary 27, 2005. It was when my blog was The Ramblings, Rants and Thoughts of a Struggling Writer, which is still up if you want to check it out. This was basically how we were supposed to do our blog portfolios. This was also my first semester and the first time I had ever witnessed Dr. Dennis G. Jerz.
Blog Portfolio
Ok..here we go...I'm not too sure how to do this...so I'm gonna try. If anyone wants to reply and tell me where I could improve, it would be greatly appreciated. The links should work now, if your experiencing any difficulty, please let me know.
January
The very first entry I posted on one of our readings--A Good Man is Hard to Find. The entry was very wasn't very long, because I wasn't sure to what to say, but I did have a few things to say http://blogs.setonhill.edu/LouisGagliardi/2005_01.html#007546
The second entry one I did on a reading, one of personal favorite stories...it was on To Build A Fire. Again, it was short. I didn't know what else to say *shrugs* Plus I'm the type of person to keep things short and sweet.
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/LouisGagliardi/2005_01.html#007547
February
I started this on The Machine, a short story that was written in 1909. http://blogs.setonhill.edu/LouisGagliardi/2005_02.html#007549
The second and third blog entry was written on the tempest by Shakespare. The classic bard himself, I am sure he would be proud to know that his works inspire and start conversations the world over. http://blogs.setonhill.edu/LouisGagliardi/2005_02.html#007664 .
The third blog entry, and the second in what I call the Shakespeare Era, is about a dream I had. I had dreamt that all of the students in my Intro to Lit class were the characters of the Shakespearean play, the Tempest http://blogs.setonhill.edu/LouisGagliardi/2005_02.html#007729
That's really all I have thats prevalant.
A comment that I left on Chris's blog, I even commented before the great Dr. Jerz
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/mt/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=7504