My portrait as a learner

So.... I made this AMAZING outline, but then I go to write the paper and I completely had writers block. GRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't write papers. So I set that aside and worked on my T-shirt for 2 and 1/2 days, no I'm not kidding, it was seriously two and 1/2 days straight. I made a bunch of pictures that represent something about me on the front, and then to add some more personality I had people draw pictures, whatever they wanted to draw, and I wrote the lyrics to the first song that came to my head. This is me in a nutshell because I am VERY musically inclined, but also very random. I burst into random songs all the time. One word sets off whole series of songs that will be stuck in your head the reat of the day. That's just what I do. After I finished the t-shirt I sat back down to write the paper again, and I was finally able to come up with SOMETHING. It just kept coming. It was an act of God I swear, I didn't think about anything, it just kind of went. I finished in about 2 and 1/2 hours. I went through and read through it and it actually made sense YAY!!!!! I had a couple friends read through it and proof-read and they couldn't even tell that it only took me a couple hours to do it. I'm sure you really don't want to hear about me procrastinating my paper, but what can I say I was impressed.

Does it seem wrong to anyone else that I spent 2 and 1/2 days on the t-shirt, and 2 and 1/2 hours on the paper? I don't think there's anything wrong with it, it just points even more to my portrait as a learner. I am a very creative right brained person so the t-shirt was fun and easy, whereas the paper was very hard for me because I don't think that way. It's different for everyone.

Is that why you had us do both of these projects? OMGOSH epiphany. Oh you think you're tricky trying to make us learn something about our own learning in the project itself. Nicely done. lol :)

Katie Zimmer