End of year reflection

My junior year has been a great year. I have made so many great memories and done a number of new things; not to mention I learned a lot. However, we are still in school and finals are only two days away! Yet, it feels like it's already summer break, meaning my laziness is at a peak high. Good thing we are reaching finals week. With summer being so close I can't help but imagine all the fun I will have. But now I need to concentrate and drag myself back to the present and speak about school, no more dreaming about what great things summer will bring.

This school year from an academic standpoint was my most difficult. Large loads of homework filled my time and papers plagued my weekends. Looking back at it, I realize I have learned a lot this year. I wouldn't go as far as to say my efforts were worth it, but I did learn. This semester in particular I felt that I took the most out of our non-fiction writing class. My quality of writing definitely improved as did my knowledge of potatoes. This was by far my favorite English class that I have had at Uni. The papers were much more enjoyable than those for other classes and they were not just analyzing books. The blogs in particular were a nice change of pace. I learned how to write for a more general audience and to be a little more creative with my writing, throwing humor in occasionally. I gained experience writing about new subjects that I had never written about before in my blog posts that helped me develop my writing. I think the non-fiction writing class should continue being offered at Uni because I truly think that other student like me could benefit from it.

Although I did like the class I am overjoyed that I am finally done with the work. I hate hate hate writing papers and I'm so glad summer is almost here.