How Did I Learn My Writing Process

I learned that my audience didn’t really know anything about my past. They had no idea what it was like for me to be on bed rest for a few weeks with only books and note pads. I feel like I was really successful in fulfilling my purpose of telling my audience about why I started writing. I told my audience the reason I started writing. I helped them feel exactly what I did once I started writing. I relied solely on my memories for the essay I wrote. There was no need for me to look up information to put into the essay. I knew my memory was correct, because my true memories are in black and white. If my memories were wrong, they would be in full color. I’m not sure why my memories do this, but it is a really helpful tool for me. My organization
was based on my first paragraph. I had no prior organization. I just followed the flow of my introduction. It was really successful for me to write like this. The more I thought about organization, the harder it was for me to write the full essay. My peers helped me by giving me suggestions with my word use and proof reading my whole essay. I followed their suggestions and improved my essay. My only sentence problem was putting the verb into the correct tense. This has always been an issue to me, because I don’t use previous organization. I follow the flow of words.