Personal Narrative: Culminating Activity

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Culminating Activity

“Let’s eat kids. Let’s eat, kids. Commas save lives.”

The above quote is a summary of my weaknesses! Throughout this course, I have found myself thinking “Jean, watch your commas!” My use of unnecessary commas is still a weakness I struggle with, but I feel I am more aware of it since I’ve completed multiple Writing Labs. The Writing Labs not only allowed me to objectively view my writing but allowed me to practice drafting and revising it. This practice helped me identify and understand the errors I was making, in turn it helped my entire writing process.

A strength I have discovered about myself as a writer is my ability to adjust my writing to the appropriate audience and to take suggestions from that same audience!
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