Alaska Blogger
I really like Alaska Bloggers background and the "Fishies" effect to the side. It really makes her blog unique. I like how everything flowed nicely on her blog. We both have similar layouts and remember stories. Her remember post was very touching and i enjoyed her writing very much.
Splash Page
I really loved Splash Pages background. It made looking at the blog not to chaotic and also made it have a nice serene feeling. I liked how everything matched and how there wasn't many out of place things. I bet we have similar writing.
I-rroC
What I really liked about I-rroC blog page is that her background is very unique and gives off that warmth invitation to see what she writes about. I also like how she gets right to the point. Her remember post is simple, sweet, and can relate to many of us.
Remember..
The cold, frosty window let in the piercing-winter breeze linger into the warm living space. From across the room I could feel the cold air begin to touch my skin. Shivers went down my spine as tears filtered down my face. All I could do was sit there motionlessly and becoming a milquetoast. My dad would always yell in order to get his way even if he was completely wrong. He would never admit to it. I didn’t do anything wrong but in his eyes it was such a horrible thing. I was a failure to him. In situations like this, my sister Amanda was the type of person who would put herself in the situation if someone needed help. She always put others first. As the yelling continued between the two, my mind could not comprehend why it wasn’t me arguing with my dad. I could only see how courageous my sister was against my dad. How she would stick up for Sarah and I in desperate times. And how she would defend us even if we were wrong.
As I entered high school I was known as Amandas little sister. On dance team she was voted best and most inspirational dancer for the last three years of high school. I was supposed to live up to that. She would not have been where she is in her dance ability without all the hard work she’s put in. She was always determined. Throughout our dancing years when we were younger, dancing came more naturally to me than my two other sisters. But that just drove my sister Amanda in accomplishing bigger and better things. She worked hard every day. She was committed not only to herself but to her team. She never gave up and was always prepared for what was expected. She had the passion and drive to succeed in whatever laid before her. Everything she worked for paid off. She was announced Miss Thunderbird. She was one of the two dancers picked out of a camp filled with 250 participants. She was happy but at the same time she showed respect to the other girls and never flaunted her new title.
I can hear the graduation bells approaching. My sister Amanda is only twenty-one years old and has accomplished many incredible things. She is about to graduate from college. This is a scary moment. She is being born again. She is about to be on her own and live a life that is going to be completely different now. Everything in her life could not get any better. Her education will continue to grow as she steps into the career of a nurse. She will get to help many others and give them hope, faith, and determination to do what they want to survive in this world. She will be able to share the love and care she provides others in times of need. And she will be able to have many new faces look up to her for inspiration. Just like me.
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