1. Feedback in. - I'm getting great comments from other students! The comments I find to be most useful are those that call attention to things I have missed - is something I wrote completely unclear? Or does something not read quite the way I thought it would. Sometimes I know what I mean but that doesn't mean it 'translates' to everyone else - that helps me figure out how to write things so everyone can read them and understand me.
2. Feedback out. - I still feel like I struggle leaving detailed enough feedback sometimes. On some stories it is hard to find anything to give feedback on other than "this was great, I really liked the way you wrote it!" so that has been a struggle. That's the luck of the draw with the randomizer though. And 100% honesty, when the week is a struggle feedback is the thing I am most likely to miss doing and instead do extra reading. I'll read SO many blogs and not comment. I lurk. It's awful. Everyone's writing style is so different so I have definitely enjoyed seeing the way other people are writing dialogue and descriptions.
3. Blog comments. - I love reading other people's blogs! Love it. Commenting really does kind of give me anxiety though. I don't know if my blog really provides a space to get to know me as I limit what information I share online. I feel that ultimately it allows enough information that people can get an understanding of me.
4. Looking forward. - I need to try to check my anxiety in some way and give more feedback. It's a vicious feedback loop of "I'm getting feedback and not giving it" which causing more anxiety. Fun stuff. I don't know what changes I really could make to my intro but I'll think on it. Maybe there is something I could change a bit but I'm not sure.
5. Image.
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