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I'm so happy this week is over because we have finally turned in our dreadful WP2. One of the main things I struggled with was keeping my paper within the required page numbers, but after class on Monday it all clicked. From the activity of counting our longest and shortest sentence, I realized that it's good to have a variation. Also, the peer review helped me figure out ways to make my paper shorter, such as not reciting the article titles every five seconds. After completing WP2, I feel like I improved upon tying in examples and relating them to my thesis. I'm just soooo happy it is done. 

Wednesday's online class was interesting. I definitely feel like the Bob Ross video questions helped me learn more about author's moves. Aside from his creepiness, at least. However, I am still unsure of how this relates to WP3, but as Zack said, "we'll get there." Also, I enjoyed reading people's journal responses because I struggled with a lot of the same things that they struggled with. It makes me feel better when I know other people are in the same situation as me. 

The course reading on citing sources was mainly just a refresher for me, but I never would have thought to compare annoying ways to cite sources to annoying car drivers. The best way to cite sources is to do it nice and smoothly, while making it flow just like good drivers do. 

This week wasn't too crazy with learning new material, but I know I will learn a lot more next week as we prepare for presentations/WP3!