Good-Bye May Seem Forever, Farewell Just Like the End . . .

1. I liked writing the personal essay. It was different. I think the strengths of the genre is the ability to be creative with a truthful event. I think the weakness of the genre is that at times, you're someone limited as to how creative you can be. As the writer, you're limited to how honest your telling of the story would be within the confines of the event. This compares to fiction in only a few ways, I think. We can be creative like in fiction, but like I said before, we're limited to the truthfulness of the events. Nothing really surprised me that I didn't already know before. I found it difficult to write the ending though.

2. I think reading is very important. It gives you the impression that you're more intelligent than your fellow lads because of the extensive range that your vocabulary encompasses, much like True Overholt, that revile bastard of a person. It also though, expands your creativity as a writer, and opens your thoughts to more ideas.

3. The favorite piece that I wrote was a poem from the beginning of the year. It was a metaphor poem, and I thought that was pretty cool. My favorite genre was the short story. The greatest challenge the play. I didn't care for the play because it didn't seem like anything that would go well on stage. It just seemed like a nice story to me. I will have a bigger range of writing which will be valuable.

4. Coke or Pepsi: Cocaine.
Li'l Wayne or Little Debbie: Neither.
McDonald's or Arby's: Neither.
Chiptole or Taco Bell: Neither.
American Idol or MTV: American Idol.
Buffalo Wings or Florida: Flordida.
New York City or Los Angeles: New York.
Name you like for your future daughter: Grace Bennett
Name you like for your future son: True
What is or what will be the first country you see outside the continent of North America: London
Disney movie you would be most likely to watch on your 21st birthday: Drunknk.

5. Can you figure out what Disney movie my blog title comes from? No I cannot.