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English 1102 Reflection

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Throughout the semester in English 1102, I have been challenged to explore how love has affected my life. For this portfolio, I tried to incorporate the theme of love in a personal way. I found my love for running could be expressed well in this manner. An essential aspect of a team is ensuring that all members appreciate and trust each other. I think this is a perfect example of love. Not only do I love the sport but I love the people that I spend time with almost 20 hours a week. For my wild card, I wanted to do something simple and different. Throughout high school I made many of these videos for awards nights or projects and I decided to utilize that skillset. I wanted to make it simple but also illustrate how running has affected

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