Final Post

PART ONE:
I believe I have a disciplined mind-a one-way thinker. I think each blog I wrote improved from the last. I finally sorta understand the concept of blogging. Before, I just kept asking myself, "What's the point?". It took me a really long time to decide my topic, and even a longer time to choose my "Big ?". But I knew I had to learn how to blog, so I did. I couldn't spend all my time wondering why. I know how to focus on an assignment to get the job done, which proves why I believe my mind is disciplined.

PART TWO:
Throughout my blogging experience, I feel I really did take the time to see all the views of adoption. And I found that there are many, many different opinions.
I have also found myself engaged in intellectual discussions. Some of my posts are very controverial and I wasn't afraid to express my opinion. I was hoping for more debate, which would have allowed me to go deeper into how I believed. However, I put myself in a vulnerable position and, therefore, engaged myself in intellectual discussions on my post and in my research.
Because many of my posts are controversial, I did ask many provocative questions. I didn't really get a response the the questions like I thought I would. But topics like Same Sex adoption and embryo adoption are just asking for argument and debate.

PART THREE:
Throughout my blogging experience, I've not only learned a lot about adoption, but I've learned how to research and write about a topic in an untraditional way.