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Famous Last Words: My Last Post


This is my last official post for Indian Epics! I have really enjoyed my time in this class this semester and I have recommended many of my friends to take it in future semesters. Indian Epics was a great break from some of my other classes. It has been a very low stress class for me I think because I decided to start the week before classes officially started so I have been a week ahead all semester. 

If I were to recommend something to anyone who takes this class in the future I would say "DO THE EXTRA CREDIT!" The extra credit is not only fun, but it is a nice way to reflect on the class and just life in general. 

Out of all of the stories I have read throughout the semester I loved the Jataka tales the most. The Jataka tales are something that I will definitely carry away from this class. I loved reading them and how each story had a specific lesson assigned to them. I also liked how there were so many Jataka tales about turtles!

I was excited to take this class because I love writing creatively, but I don’t ever have enough time with all of the other writing I have to do for all of my other classes. I definitely was not disappointed! I think Laura has done a great job with organizing this class and making all of the instructions as clear as possible.

P.S. This past weekend I got my corgi puppy and I named her Ruby. She is sweet and sassy kind of like a Sour Patch Kid. Luckily, she sleeps all through the night which I am very thankful for! She likes to play with my roommate's English bull dog who is very tolerant of her biting and high-pitched barking. 

(Person Picture of Ruby) 

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