MEDL Rewind (16/7/13)

So I was looking though several posts that I did last year, and using my powerful observation skills I can see some major differences about the posts today and the posts that I published last year.

I will do paragraphs of each difference. Let's go!

The Amount of Pictures that I post/School Photos
Last year I posted an awful amount of pictures of myself and even my school. As you may all know, I moved to an even bigger but stricter school. We students are not even allowed to bring cameras or phones, yet a tonne of pupil still manage to bring their devices (and in that group it includes me, but I use mine after/before school (my phone doesn't include a camera)) and sneak out taking selfies and calling and texting others during school time. As if I posted photos out of school, well, I would like to show you some now.

Ring Pop!

Bonus GIF!
What I'm saying: Okay, bye. This is a cup, how am I supposed to hang up on this?!?

Old Pico Photo! Me with my other account, Angie Kinly, doing the hula.

Playing Games
 I miss doing and writing about this. It's so fun and I wish I can do it more. I always posted the things that me and Samantha I and E and Te Mania did. Samantha I and I had three handshakes, Jigwig was the game we always played at lunchtime and morning tea, no talking comps were always on, and for Golden Time our class would always have a game on. Don't worry about us four for now, we're still best friend with each other, even though if Samantha E is in Aussie and Sam I and Te Mania are in different classes from me.

Daily Posting
This is probably the biggest change of all. I made the wrong decision of posting everyday and that made my blog posts more boring because I had to think of something to write about each day. Blogging is one of my strong hobbies and strengths but it made my days worse. So that's why I made the decision to post whenever I had an interesting topic and some time to post, and I can say that I made the right decision.

Story Construction
Whenever I posted, I never had any drafts. I just went bongos and posted whatever went into my head. But now, I take a notebook and just wrote up a brainstorm and bam, I turned it into a blog post to update this blog. It was such a fabulous idea and I definitely don't regret it. I also learnt how to spell more and that improved my blog posts too.

That's about it! Without differences and improvements, everything would be boring and you'd never learn how to adapt into new situations.

Bye bye my Mariannettes!