After reviewing the forum I've come to a simple conclusion- I'm writing to a very diverse audience. Not only does everyone come from different walks of life, but also different sets of minds which always makes for a range of eclectic responses. We were all asked to provide one question for our classmates and all of us provided. Now, what Mrs. A said about really getting to know somebody by the questions they ask is nothing shy of the truth. Given the freedom to ask anything- you can really dig deep and analyze a person based on this exercise, but this is neither here nor their. Something that I can genuinely appreciate is a classmate that digs deep into my writing and helps me dig further into my mind. What surprised me is how involved my classmates are considering this is an online-summer course. I know, I know, a biased opinion is an ugly one but an opinion none the less. I figured that there really wouldn't be as much interaction as a fall or spring term, but I was pleasantly proven otherwise. Expanding on my previous statement; I believe that the knowledge obtained from this forum will impact my writing by helping me look at things from a multitude of angles. Building off what previous writing skills I had this will enable me to write with more substance and relate-ability.