Production Blog

 

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Hello! Welcome back to my blog and today we will be getting into more depth about the product of these blogs. But I think I’ll split these blogs into pieces to make it easier to read. I’m sure everyone would prefer it right? Works for both sides. So, today we’ll focus on one thing and tomorrow and other days we’ll focus on the next thing. Alright enough talking. We’re going to be talking about myself and one of the pictures I intend to use. This will start off the commercial to show where I was to where I am now. Let me show you.

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This is the picture I chose to represent the before me. This was taken during the first week of school. I know that wasn’t that long ago but it goes to show how much I’ve learned and change. I’m eager to compare this version of myself to the one I am now. I wasn’t really in right headspace then either. Like I was lazing just hoping to get around. Now, I’m the right headspace to produce these blogs for you. Also, I moved alot different too. I walked slower but now I walk with purpose and pace. Anyway, this is the end of the first production blog but it is far from the last.

 

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