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Second Round

Today is the day that I go back to posting on my blog. I had created this blog last year for my English class and I thought that this was a good wayof showing what we’ve learned. In the 8th grade for English class, I had also created a blog and we would post our opinions and I didn’t really like it because others would see what I had postedin front of the class. Now I see it as something else because it’s just a different way of expressingour thoughts. I didn’t do such a good job of posting on my blog last year, but this year I will do better.
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Spring Term Paper

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