Not the final post

This isn't my last post because there is a good chance I will want to see what I think in the near future.

One of the biggest principles I've learned from this class is the notion that in order to be a good writer, one must practice. A lot. If you're not writing on a regular basis, you forget how to formulate ideas and become a sub-par writer. I have yet to taken another class that has demanded as much scheduled writing as Professor Sexon's class. I've had classes with copius amounts of writing, but writing on a regular basis is much different than writing in chunks.

So on that note I will be chunking off my final post into segments as the year winds down.
This is part 1 of 5.