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 Hey Dr. Kyburz!

I'm just gonna leave the date on this one actually representative of when I wrote it. Sorry, I knew you said you'd pull your hair out and all that if we posted on the 22nd, but I feel like its a good last post for this half of the semester. These blogs are an amazing idea! This is the most fun I've had in an English course since junior year of high school, I feel like I can actually put my thought onto paper, and someone cares. Maybe doesn't care to the point of reading these 100% through, but still cares regardless. This blog has been a great place to vent some internal frustrations, and I feel as if this style of teaching is very beneficial to our mental health and academic experiences. So, pretty much, great job Dr.! Thank you for this opportunity! :)

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  1. dr. kyburzOctober 25, 2021 at 6:28 AM

    I'm so glad you're enjoying writing here, Derek! I find that making writing routines makes writing less scary, and I hold myself accountable a bit more. I get things done! Voila! Thanks for sharing!

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