One of our main assignments for Writing, Research, and Technology is a twitterive. It is a narrative based on tweets. I thought this project would be cool but, wow! I never knew how much fun this project would be! Creating and thinking of different genres is challenging, interesting and fun. I have a rough draft of my twitterive posted under my assignments. I came up with five questions to ask my peers in order to better my work and come up with new ideas!
1. What genres should I add?
2. What do you think my place actually is?
3. Does the order make sense?
4. Should I break up the daily journal entries?
5. Do I need to include more about my past softball experiences or do you think I should stick to my college career?
Like I said before I was making an invitation for the wedding! Here it is!
Our writing, research, and technology class is having a mock-wedding tomorrow! We were each assigned a role to make this wedding happen. I was chosen as the distracted wedding invitation designer. My professor and I both decided that to make it funny, I should make the invitation really crazy and noisy. I wasn't exactly sure how to make a wedding invitation, so I browsed online to find the correct formats and terminology. I am working on the finishing touches of the invitation and I will post it as soon as its complete!
perfect day
absolutely amazing
epic
unconditional love
never understand
craziest ever
peaceful and calm
fun, beautiful life
the littlest things make me happy
stars were out tonight
if god loved us he would make every day like today
Tweet that inspired me: If God loved us he would make every day like today.
It was the middle of the summer and it was the perfect day. The sun was so warm against her cheeks. Her freckles were especially dark. The sun kissed her cheeks and her smile grew as the time went on. The smile upon her face couldn’t be any truer. Laying on the beach towel next to her was her love. Under the sun, they became one. Their bodies were entangled. She looked over her shoulder and the face smiling back was perfect in her eyes. They caught rays all day until their skin couldn’t handle it anymore. Just before they left they took a dip into the ice cold ocean. It felt so refreshing. After they got out of the ocean, the sea full of laughter, splashes, and filled with life, they took a long walk down the shoreline. Their hands were molded together and their fingers were perfect for one another. As they stared in each other’s eyes, they were the purely happy. The littlest things in life mean the most. It’s amazing how one single day at the beach could change your entire life. She said, “If God loved us, he would make every day like today”.
Tweet that inspired me: it was all just a dream :(
Nervous was an understatement. Days like this were what she lived for, but she still got the same anxiety every time. Once she collected herself, she began to get ready. She wiggled into her tight white pants, slipped into her silk top, and slid her foot into her shoes. She put her black eye liner on perfectly, as she did everyday, then she made sure her hair was good, looked in the mirror, grabbed her bag and her things and she was on her way. Click-clack click-clack down the hallway she went. A slight drop of nervous sweat dripped down her face. She walked out the door and her heart started beating faster, faster. Click-clack click-clack was the only sound she could hear. The walk seemed like miles, although it was only a short distance. As she began to see familiar faces, her heartbeat slowed down a bit. She opened the gate up and stepped onto the field. The click-clacking finally stopped as her feet finally touched the soft orange dirt. This was home for her. Today was a big day. It was game day. The biggest game of the year. She took a few deep breaths, stretched, jogged a bit to loosen up. After she was ready she got her glove on and threw the ball. At that very moment she woke up and was saddened because it was all just a dream.
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