Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Reading 2
While reading the passage on Complaints and Assumptions, I felt that same sense of understanding that I felt in reading the first section of Boice's article. It was uncanny to see that once again all of the accounts that Boice offered had some sort of reflection on my own feelings and thoughts. I found it particularly fitting when Boice mentioned the writer's block, because I just wrote a poem dealing with it but I wasn't as clever as to leave a page blank. At times I felt anxious because I was still waiting on explanations and solutions but all I was left with was more scenarios.
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I FEEL LIKE WE ALL HAVE THIS SENSE OF ANXIETY. THIS IS ESPECIALLY IN OUR SOCIETY. WE FEEL A LOT OF PRESSURE TO ALWAYS HAVE AMAZING IDEAS AND THOUGHTS. SOMETIMES, WE ARE NOT AS INSPIRED AS WE WOULD LIKE TO BE. HOWEVER,SO MANY OF OUR CLASSES GIVE US A DEADLINE OF WHEN TO BE INSPIRED. IN TURN, AN A+ PAPER IS EXPECTED. I THINK THIS IS A CRAZY NOTION. MAYBE WRITING DAILY WILL HELP US TO TACKLE WRITERS' BLOCK. IF OUR MINDS ARE MORE OPEN TO WRITING WE PROBABLY WILL HAVE A LESS HARD TIME FEELING AND WRITING AT THE SAME TIME.
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