I’ve been revising my portfolio ever since the quarter began. I’ve been spending free time, time on weekends, time up late at night, and time I really should have been spending studying organic chemistry on portfolio revisions, site improvements, and other small optimizations. Ordinarily, I wouldn’t spend a single minute of my free time taking school-related work outside of the classroom. I find most of it boring and see it as just another requirement to check off on my path to graduating and getting the hell out of school. However, this writing portfolio is different. I feel more of a connection to it because it’s mine. I chose the topic, did the investigation, and built the website. Because of that, it’s been easier to spend a ton of time working on it.

    Personal Bio is up as of a couple minutes ago. I'm planning on adding some images between text boxes eventually. For now, I welcome your feedback. Please feel free to tear into it.

    Before you go do that, though, I have a few questions for you to consider:

• Is my way of speaking too informal? I tried to be pretty informal and less dry, but if you think it isn’t fit for this kind of writing assignment, let me know so I can change it up.
• Is my first paragraph too ridiculous and over-the-top? I thought it sounded cool. It might be a bit too fiery, though.
• Does the structure of the page look alright to you?

    I just spent several straight days writing my Problem and Solution for 7-9 hours a day, so I'm pretty spent. This blog post will be a little shorter.

    This second blog post is all about enhancing my audience's understanding of my topic by showing off some non-textual sources of information. I've got a few here. Let's check them out.