Monday, February 29, 2016
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Last semester I made the horrible choice to write a research paper about fish. Seeing as I did not care about the topic, I failed that assignment. (Though, I did find out some interesting facts, like how the first fish to walk on land didn't have lungs and thus suffocated.) I also had a hard time finding sources for that paper. The quality of my work tends to lower as the semester drags on, as mad evident by my recent blog posts.
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Why did you decide to write about fish in the first place? I would have a heck of a good time writing about fish, but that is the naturalist bachelor's degree talking. An excerpt of my fish paper might look like this: "When my friends get back to the beach, and I ask them what they did, they answer, 'We went shopping at Myrtle Beach.' When I return from the beach, I beam, 'I caught a trigger fish with a seashell when wading in the tidal pools!.' Anyone reading this paper should really relate with my experience more than the first." :)
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