At the beginning of the semester, when we were assigned to create this blog, I was very excited about it: it was the first time that I'd do something like this, and it seemed like an assignment that wouldn't be a struggle to do each week. The first few posts we had to create were a little harder to do than I thought they would be. I couldn't tell the difference between an essay type work and a blog post. As I go back to those posts, they seemed a little more formal and stiff, where as time passed by and I actually got the hang of writing, they became a little more loose and fun. I learned how to edit my posts so that they contained images, videos and links, making them all the more visually attractive, and in the end finishing with 14 posts (including this one) in my blog. In this posts I talked about different activities that we'd undergo in our class, such as conferences, readings, reflections, and many more.For me, the post that I enjoyed writing the most was Tourist for a Day. For this post's assignment we had to visit some place in Puerto Rico and act as if we were tourists, that included our clothes, our way of speaking, how we acted, and all that. When I wrote this post I had so much fun because I got to relive all the things that I did that day. I added lots of pictures, links and even a song that I'd heard that day, making that post the most edited one I've created. In that post I noticed that sometimes we go through life thinking that we've seen it all, especially regarding the place that we live in, but seeing with "tourist eyes" made me realize that there are a lot of little things that we just ignore. It taught me to be more attentive of places and people, and how important everything truly is.
