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The rest is still unwritten...

These two blogs (Link: http://stepphhr7.blogspot.com)
(Link: http://collegeblogger26.blogspot.com) are two blogs that demonstrate A+ work.  These blogs exemplifies mastery because they fulfill all of the criteria of the blogs that were due with accurate information.  They have a lot of writing, not little to no information because that would not make an A+ blog.

I picked Stephanie Russo’s blog, (Link: http://stepphhr7.blogspot.com) “The Rest Is Still Unwritten” since it has many quotes and pictures, which adds a nice touch.  When posting a picture, Stephanie adds the picture in the text so it makes it look fascinating to read.  Her posts include topics on the future, role models, and the Common Read Book, My Beloved World by Sonia Sotomayor.  

When scrolling through Stephanie's blog, I recognized a quote which are lyrics from a song.  “Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of. You might bend, till you break because it’s all you can take. On your knees you look up, decide you've had enough. You get mad, you get strong, wipe your hands shake it off, then you stand.”- Rascal Flatts

She quoted my favorite country band, Rascal Flatts so I related to her blog right away and share common interests in music just by reading her blog.  I am a Communication major and I enjoy going to concerts frequently.  I met Gary Levox from Rascal Flatts and took a photo with him.

Alyssa Owen’s blog, (Link: http://collegeblogger26.blogspot.com) is about “Blogging The College Experience” and portrays great posts about her experiences here at Southern Connecticut State University.

Alyssa talked to her brother about school and studying and I can relate to her because I talk to my older sister about college also. We are both very family oriented.   My sister recently graduated with a Master’s Degree and is a great help to me.  Alyssa wants to make sure she passes and is not failing anything.  She dives into her past and compares everything she is doing now to her experiences in high school.  She explains that college and high school are both so very different and is willing to go the extra to work hard, pass and even excel in her studies.  She is an excellent writer and has done a very nice job expressing herself.

The two students both use many colorful pictures and express their thoughts through their posts fluently.  These two blog webpages are A+ work and I admire their posts.