The lombrices

 Hello Lombrices!  I hope all of you are doing well!  This will be my final post of the semester in Card 101! That's so crazy!  I just want to start out by saying, thank you so much for being on this journey with me! This semester really went by so fast, and I hope all of you had a great time reading my posts!  Now, my progress in Card 101...how do I feel about it?  Well, to be completely honest with you, in what seemed to be a very short time being in Card 101, I feel like I truly did grow, perspective wise. I've learned to look at questions or ideas, or even documentaries in a different light. I've learned to truly dig into something, and to really describe things in greater detail, unlike my past high school essays where I would just be so robotic and restrictive on my writing. Least to say, I've learned to snap out of the high school essay mindset, and truly just explore my own writing.  What else can I say? This was probably one of my favorite cla...

 Hello Lombrices!  Hope you all had a great day!  It's been such an emotionally draining month for me, I hope your month was a little better! Now, I apologize if this post is a little all over the place, I unfortunately am dealing with severe covid symptoms, so my brain is a little scattered, but bear with me! Now, my rational argument...where do I begin?  I struggled to find a question to research, but to be honest, I'm glad about what I ended up with. "Why do we see rejection as a negative thing?" To be completely honest with you, when I first came up with the question, I myself was dealing with the negative emotions that come with rejection. Not getting into full detail about what happened, but it sure did knock me down! The feeling of giving up, or not feeling good enough, or even just blaming yourself for the rejection, it's all just exhausting!  I see myself as a pretty positive person, but just dealing with the emotions that come with rejection has made m...