Outstanding Blogz

1- Economic advice to Obama

I think that Ana Forsythe had a very good blog for “Economic advice to Obama”. I enjoyed it because the ides portrayed where very original, I had never thought about them as even an option and they were also very interesting.
“My advice to you would be to create more Green Jobs that would put Americans back to work in a secure work field.”
I also like how she connected it to Franklin Roosevelt: “Franklin Roosevelt's responsibilities during the Great Depression are very similar to the responsibilities you take on today”

2- Literary analysis

For literary analysis i liked Diana Barlow’s blog.
I like the analysis of that she made in her blog titled “A thousand splendid suns” I thought that it was very good and I like the part where she said “The biggest symbol in the story is the title “A Thousand Splendid Suns” where it refers to a poem in which the city of Kabul was described as having a thousand splendid suns, and also used as a symbol for Mariam. The reason for that is because after Mariam gave up her life for Laila to live out hers, Laila realizes that Mariam is still looking out for her and her family as she always has been. “Mariam is in Laila's own heart, where she shines with the bursting radiance of a thousand suns.”” I like this because I can see that she really understood the book and she looked for the meanings and symbolism of the aspects of this book.

3- Historical writing

I also liked the historical writing in Diana Barlow’s blog. I thought it was interesting how she linked her advice to Obama blog to civil rights, “The beginnings of black education occurred during the Civil Rights Movements in Virginia.” I don’t think many people linked their Obama blog to this topic.

4- Anything else that makes blogs good?

Pictures and visual tidbits make blogs fun to look at.