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My Journaling Journal Analysis
Sarah,
I really enjoyed reading your journal this week. What first caught my attention was the way that you introduced your journaling topic. I thought that the introduction was funny and it showed a little bit of your voice as a writer, all while introducing your topic. I also liked how you described your family traditions. I felt that you described them in such a way that the reader could feel a sense of your and your family's personalities. Finally, I liked reading about this topic in general. I think it was a good idea, and it was in no way boring to read.
Of course, along with the great things about your journal, I did notice a couple of things that you co of course of could improve on. Maybe editing a little bit more carefully in terms


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