In this blog post, I will be discussing my writing process for my twitterive. After that, I will be listing five questions that my group mates and I will discuss during our workshop.
When I first heard about the twitterive I panicked. I had no idea what my place was and I began stressing about the assignment. At first, I was thinking about using my family as my place, but after reading through my tweets, I knew that it wasn’t my place at all. My place is now, confusion. I realized quickly, that most of my tweets were about my confusion and non-motivation for school. I am not enjoying this semester because there is so much more on my mind. I’m nervous that my twitterive will not make any sense to the reader and that all my hard work will have been for nothing. I’ve been so much time and effort into this assignment, and it would kill me if I couldn’t make it work.
I refuse to just write. Doing this makes me nervous, and I often feel like I am wasting time if I do this. I have to admit, this fact, put my twitterive on pause for a few weeks. However, I eventually came up with ideas little by little, and wrote when the ideas came. So far, I’m happy with the pieces that I have created over this short time. I like my twitterive now!
As I’ve already said, I’m afraid that my twitterive will not make sense to anyone but myself. I really need to work on showing the reader(s) how I really feel, and give them reasons to connect with me and my piece. I need to work on the flow of my piece and the emotion that I put into it. I am also unsure about the placing of the different genres that make up my twitterive. The order is a little confusing, but I am not sure on how to improve it. I would also like to add to my twitterive. I would like to add more pictures of the different careers that I am confused about. Maybe I could add a couple more quotes about confusion to let the reader see that confusion comes in all different shapes and sizes. I am worried about this twitterive, but I am also happy about the progress that I have made. I can’t wait to workshop this piece to get some feedback.
My five question for workshop are:
-What types of genres should I add to my twitterive?
-Is there anything I should eliminate?
-What can I do to make my point stronger?
-What would you say my repetend and theme is?
-If this was your twitterive, what would you include?
When I first heard about the twitterive I panicked. I had no idea what my place was and I began stressing about the assignment. At first, I was thinking about using my family as my place, but after reading through my tweets, I knew that it wasn’t my place at all. My place is now, confusion. I realized quickly, that most of my tweets were about my confusion and non-motivation for school. I am not enjoying this semester because there is so much more on my mind. I’m nervous that my twitterive will not make any sense to the reader and that all my hard work will have been for nothing. I’ve been so much time and effort into this assignment, and it would kill me if I couldn’t make it work.
I refuse to just write. Doing this makes me nervous, and I often feel like I am wasting time if I do this. I have to admit, this fact, put my twitterive on pause for a few weeks. However, I eventually came up with ideas little by little, and wrote when the ideas came. So far, I’m happy with the pieces that I have created over this short time. I like my twitterive now!
As I’ve already said, I’m afraid that my twitterive will not make sense to anyone but myself. I really need to work on showing the reader(s) how I really feel, and give them reasons to connect with me and my piece. I need to work on the flow of my piece and the emotion that I put into it. I am also unsure about the placing of the different genres that make up my twitterive. The order is a little confusing, but I am not sure on how to improve it. I would also like to add to my twitterive. I would like to add more pictures of the different careers that I am confused about. Maybe I could add a couple more quotes about confusion to let the reader see that confusion comes in all different shapes and sizes. I am worried about this twitterive, but I am also happy about the progress that I have made. I can’t wait to workshop this piece to get some feedback.
My five question for workshop are:
-What types of genres should I add to my twitterive?
-Is there anything I should eliminate?
-What can I do to make my point stronger?
-What would you say my repetend and theme is?
-If this was your twitterive, what would you include?
