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Blogging trouble and syllabus review

        At the beginning of class today I expected to be one of the people who had their blog correctly set up. When I didn't see my name on the list it was because I had emailed the link that wasn't connected to my account. While writing yesterday's blog I didn't know while publishing my blog if I should make it public or not, so I did and because of it four random people have seen my previous blog. Before reading the syllabus, I didn't know what human geography was, but after reading I concluded that it was similar to a social studies class that was based around people and their cultures. In conclusion I am prepared for this class which requires an open mind set and hard work. I believe that this class will be challenging but worth it in the end. And I am ready to start and to have fun in this class.

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