To Blog or Not to Blog?
It is hot outside, and my dorm room is currently an oven. So, now I'm in the library. Not doing my homework, which, um, I should do... (Reading Jane Austen for English and the Verdic Scriptures for Religion, if you're curious.)
I'm testing my random trivia knowledge with a Regency Era quiz.
Sunday evening, I'll be watching the 2005 adaption of Pride and Prejudice with my English class. It will be my third time seeing it, and though it's a lovely film, there are better adaptions. The professor for the class has suggested keeping a film journal with reviews, opinions, etc. One of the ways she's suggested doing this is with a blog.
Hmm. Creating a separate livejournal account for class would be fun, but it would probably involve me accidentally logging into the wrong one and posting personal stuff for my whole class to see. I guess I could use another online journal site, but which one...?
Any suggestions? Xanga? Blog.com? GreatestJournal? Or (GASP) risk it all, and stick with LJ?
I'm testing my random trivia knowledge with a Regency Era quiz.
Sunday evening, I'll be watching the 2005 adaption of Pride and Prejudice with my English class. It will be my third time seeing it, and though it's a lovely film, there are better adaptions. The professor for the class has suggested keeping a film journal with reviews, opinions, etc. One of the ways she's suggested doing this is with a blog.
Hmm. Creating a separate livejournal account for class would be fun, but it would probably involve me accidentally logging into the wrong one and posting personal stuff for my whole class to see. I guess I could use another online journal site, but which one...?
Any suggestions? Xanga? Blog.com? GreatestJournal? Or (GASP) risk it all, and stick with LJ?