You Know, I've Learned Something Today

When you're writing a weekly Blog from an English class level 3, you certainly ended up learning something about being methodic and responsible. I've never used Blogger before, so this was a totally different expererience in terms of work. As you can see, I'm not one of those folks who like to talk about their personal things, but if the teacher demands it, I guess I have no choice.

I know, farewells are always sad

At first, I didn't even know what could it be the most appropiate name for this Blog, that's why I pick the most random title I could think in that moment. But, looking back, I'm not sorry for naming it: "Atheism and Religion are the same", because it's the truth, unlike the fake statements from atheist nutballs like Richard Dawkins.

I personally enjoyed making these entries, even if the half of the time people couldn't read it for whatever reason. This proyect showed me that I actually have some personality, and that I have a lot of things to talk about, from inmigration controversies to teen dramas. My english vocabulary certainly has improved when I started to make these entries, because when you write a Blog in a different language than yours, you need to learn to keep it consistent and try to be very careful with the details. One word wrong, and the entire thing gets screwed.

But there are something I'd like point out. And that is I wanted to talk about more controversial topics aside from my personal tastes. I don't know, talk about current events, philosophy, political correctness or stuff like that. There's so many things I wanted to write about those things. And I don't care if people consider that pretentious or boring, I just love pushing buttons. I guess I am who I am because of that.

Well peolpe, I guess this is the last time you're going to read this Blog, so I hoped you enjoyed and have good luck in your future work as journalists, so goodbye, aloha, auf wiedersehen, live long and prosper, good night and good luck, see ya later alligator, that's all folks.