Is it just me or is the third blog always the hardest to do? I
mean I have already come up with two decent topics and have made them drag out
over 800 words. And now, I’m here, stuck with this third blog and nothing to
write about. If you have read some of my other blogs, you may have noticed that
I like to make lists. So sometimes, in class, instead of blogging I make lists
of possible topics that I could write about. Some of the ones I had for this
week were: Spring break, St. Patrick’s Day, and bad drivers. I only used two
from the list. Even though, I think of a lot of topics, when it comes to
writing about them, I don’t have that much to say about them so I don’t use
them; leaving me with blog #3.
So what’s the point
of this blog? Well, to help out people like me that just can’t think of last
topic (or any topics). Sometimes it takes me hours to think of that last topic
and by that time, I don’t feel like doing it anymore or have already given up.
Which leaves me with a lower grade and that doesn’t help anyone. So here are
some tips for anyone who needs a little help:
1.
Look up/think of current events: It doesn’t have
to be strictly news topics. Use things that are happening at school or in
sports (ex: March Madness)
2.
Look at other people’s blogs: Personally, I don’t
like using the exact same topic as someone else because I don’t want it to seem
like I copied them. But if you find one that you like and think you could write
a lot about, twist it in a different direction; add something new.
3.
What do you do in your free time?: Think about a
hobby you have or something you like to do and write about why you like it.
4.
How-to: Writing something about how to do or make
something is always easy whether it is making a meal or painting your nails.
5.
Google!: there are always many great topics that
people have written about on Google
This term, it has helped me to make a list of topics at the
beginning or sometime during the week just to get started. I hope this helps!
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