This is my introduction blog take two, mark. Not that my first take was absolutely awful, I just decided that the particular way I wrote it was not my style. So here I go. The first thing you may wonder when you look at my blog is the random number hanging off the end of my title. Well, ha you would be wrong; this isn't just a random number, it is number 80. Donald Driver's number. I just so happen to be his biggest fan ever and he just retired so, I thought I would donate this lovely blog in his honor. Yes, your next question would be if I like football and the Packers and I would tell you no. I LOVE them both!! But I am going to move on now because once I start talking about football, or any of the latters listed I cannot stop so this football conversation is to be continued for now.
 
My blog will hopefully be very different from everyone else's because, a) I'm grasping on the straws that no one else cares about football as much as I do and won't incorporate it inside their blog and b) I don't really like writing like everyone else. Which is really the main point of this class, to look at poetry, literature or football tapes, ha I wish, in a unique perspective. Poetry is different and is significant or insignificant to others for other reasons. On my "first take" blog, our class was midway through The Icarus Girl and have just read various works from Anna Akhmatova, which caused a great amount of ruckus among our class.  The Icarus Girl kind of hit  home for me, I lost my twin sister Kylie when we were eight weeks old. Its alright though, hopefully she doesn't want to trade places. Now we are reading The Tale of Two Cities which I thoroughly enjoyed.

Now let's end on this note, thank you for keeping up with my love, no passion, obsession for football. I love writing in my own unique style and I love paying attention to detail and guessing what the author is trying to infer. On that note... Goodbye Donald Driver and thank you