This blog post is about the response I received after presenting my twitterive project to the class.
I have to admit, I was very nervous to present my twitterive to the class this past week. I am not sure why I was so nervous, perhaps because my twitterive is something I have worked really hard on and means a great deal to me. I was nervous presenting something so personal. Once I started receiving feedback my fears started to disappear.
The class and Professor Mangini gave me great feedback and opinions. I was happy to learn that the twitterive was not too long and that I used enough genres. I loved Erin's idea to bold or add color to the dates that were "good" days. I left the class with so many great ideas to add to my twitterive. I want to add more pictures of memorabilia from the NICU. I have pictures that the Nurses drew for Bella and hung up in her incubator when she reached a certain weight and pictures of her tiny footprints from the day of her birth that I want to add to the twitterive. I started revisions this weekend and started to clean up the journal entries. This project means a great deal to me. I want to create something that my daughter will appreciate and be proud of some day.
I have to admit, I was very nervous to present my twitterive to the class this past week. I am not sure why I was so nervous, perhaps because my twitterive is something I have worked really hard on and means a great deal to me. I was nervous presenting something so personal. Once I started receiving feedback my fears started to disappear.
The class and Professor Mangini gave me great feedback and opinions. I was happy to learn that the twitterive was not too long and that I used enough genres. I loved Erin's idea to bold or add color to the dates that were "good" days. I left the class with so many great ideas to add to my twitterive. I want to add more pictures of memorabilia from the NICU. I have pictures that the Nurses drew for Bella and hung up in her incubator when she reached a certain weight and pictures of her tiny footprints from the day of her birth that I want to add to the twitterive. I started revisions this weekend and started to clean up the journal entries. This project means a great deal to me. I want to create something that my daughter will appreciate and be proud of some day.
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