Hey guys, between working, taking care of your kid(s), and school, do you ever have a day where it's devoted just for you? Personally I devoted every other Friday which is what I call " Mommy Day". Being that everyday I am a mom and motherhood calls 24/8, It can be challenging but doing this helps give me the pick me up that I need. Mommy day can be me being in the house in my pj's and catching up on my shows or treating myself to a manicure and pedicure. The reason why its every other Friday because normally when its not mommy day, I spend it with my son and we go out and enjoy each others company. Everyone should have a day or even a minute where they can collect their thoughts or take a break from the struggles of life. I find that giving myself some "Me" time, I'm more energized, positive, and I feel like I can conquer anything the next week throws at me. When I didn't save time for myself, I would stress, be depressed and feel like I wasn...
Welcome back guys, this week I have been asked in my English 102 class to read an article containing hashtags. I read the article "How #Hashtags changed the way we Talk" and honestly I was amazed on how Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon used hashtags. I liked the examples the writer was displaying. She used pictures from social media sites and videos. I personally participated in using hashtags on twitter when the trend first came out. I would say it is a short way to say things in a sentence without writing a whole sentence.When I participated in the trend I found that if you click on the hashtag, whatever is hash-tagged pops up in the search engine. What i found amazing was the hand gesture that went with it. I think the hand gesture is doing a bit much with the words"Hashtag". The author was comparing hashtags to English and I must admit that hashtags are the way to communicate on Twitter and Instagram. I think she was persuading her audience to see that hashtags are only used on social media and not in person really. I don't think hashtags are destroying our English language but rather making it easy to communicate on social media. #Seeyouguys
I agree with you! Hashtags aren't destroying our English language, it's making it easier to communicate online. Great ideas and great post. Thank you for sharing!
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