The Last Hurrah

Let's see, how do I start this blog post? <-- Like that. Haha no. I suppose that I would start off by saying that I actually enjoyed learning under Prof. Reitmeyer. I should be focusing on the class, but technically, talking about the teacher is the best way to talk about the class itself.
There is a lot to say about Prof. Reitmeyer, but what I enjoyed most about her was her upbeat attitude and enthusiasm to teach. I believe it is stated in my blog about learning back at the beginning of the year that I did not like school, so having a teacher that is so excited for it has been... interesting to say the least. I find it comforting to know that I do not always need to be excited to learn, because the Prof. will most definitely express it for me, and a probably a few others as well. That wasn't a lot, but that is enough of the kumu (teacher). Smooth Transition.
Just like with the Prof., I enjoyed the class. Maker's Space has been very insightful to my knowledge on the making game, and also, surprisingly, quite inspirational in, well, making me make. Or rather want to make; everyone in the class knows I cannot actually make. With all of the projects we received in the class, I have been well trained in preparing for future makes. That is another thing; the projects that we were assigned, the amount that we had; there was not a lot of them. Wow I appreciated that. I know that I should not actually be grateful for the number because they were big projects that required a lot of time, but I am looking at the bigger picture. Thank goodness we did not have a lot of projects and even smaller assignments for the class. I guess that is all I have to say about the class. Last Smooth Transition for the semester.
Thank you, Prof., for a good and easy time.


Take it easy,

Keola Pascua

^^Look at me ending this thing like a letter. Where did that come from?

Last Week of School! ... For now

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