Final Reflection

1/2 cup of confusion

1 tpsn. of frustration

1 cup of indifference

2 cups of optimism

1 cup of creative juices

First, you add that confusion, frustration, and indifference.  It will have a sticky and gooey consistency that is hard to work with. You will have to kneed through the toughness the best that you can.  Then you first mix in the 2 cups of optimism and it will be much easier to mix.  Lastly, you put in the 1 cup of creative juices.  Then you will have a creamy and fluffy mixture.  Your final product will be great and ready to serve.  

"Wobble" is kind of an unusual word that I don't typically use.  In class, Lacy asked us about our moments of wobble, productive discomfort, at a time in this class.  I wasn't sure about this word wobble  quite yet, but I knew about a time when I had productive discomfort in my writing.  I immediately thought about the writing process of my literacy narrative.  I was really confused about what to write about and I didn't really know what I could talk about because I didn't feel as though my literacy history was all that interesting.  I wrote about my experiences with literacy but I felt like it was way too bland and Lacy told me that I should expand on my ideas and play around with some different approaches.  I tried my best to take her advice with playing around with the different approaches that I learned and read about in class.  After doing so, I still didn't have a strong sense of confidence in my writing and I didn't think that it lived up to its expectations.  I tried my best to play around and mess with different ideas and I made my literacy narrative the best that I could have.  I would work a little bit here and there but I would get so frustrated that I had to stop and work on it a different day.  I really liked that we had the choice of having a rolling due date because it allowed me to work on it when I was in the writing mood and not when I was so stressed out with my other school work.  In the end, I feel like I grew as a writer during this process because I went through a bunch of ups and downs and learned a lot.