The first entry

     It is always hard to start doing a new assignments, but I am glad that I'm on my way to my first entry.
To me, it sounds like a fun work because I love to have a place to post and to record my college life. I don't
really know how to fulfill the blog entry requirements, but I guess I may can achieve the goal of writing journals as long as I  think of here as my own Facebook, posting whatever I think is meaningful to tell others. I feel excited about doing this extra assignment because I personally don't like to post many things on Facebook. There are too many people reading new feeds on Facebook everyday at any moment, which makes personal life public. I think the reason for posting emotions, opinions, or life experiences on Facebook is to share our own understanding toward life with those whom we love or those who love us, but it seems turning out to be a gossip society that people get news of others from here. Teenagers compete for the amount of "like" and see who's the most popular one. Thus, more and more students just most something fabulous to win the "like." Lots of us don't post meaningful things anymore, because we care about hoe others look at us. I notice a phenomenon that most college students just post where they go and how happy or perfect their life are, but not posting their "real feeling."  It's impossible that everyone lives without pain, but most people just show the best part of lives and don't share how we really feel about the occasional lonely or blue emotions. By reading the post of one's Facebook, we may only see the most surface part of he/she. As a result, I think it is necessary for me to have a more private blog so that I can write more about the real life and the real me. What's more, I retrospect what I did and why I feel in a certain way more as I type all these words. Wish that I could fulfill the requirement of keeping blog entry twice a week for at least ten weeks, if so, I bet that I am gonna improve my writing a lot!