The demicolon photo was pretty funny to me. I feel like when I’m writing, my public relations studies have taught me to use brevity, making words and sentences as concise as possible, all of the time. I use semicolons fairly often; however, I feel as though I overuse them. In the same breath, I don’t want to make all of my sentences incredibly simple because that makes my writing very boring. If the demicolon was a real, accepted punctuation mark in journalism, I would be using it all of the time!
Demicolon Infograph, from Friday’s Course Announcements
In addition, the video about the two sons working on 9/11 was very emotional. As I was listening, I started getting choked up. Losing a child or a family member from 9/11 sounds absolutely heartbreaking, more or less losing two of your sons. My heart goes out to that family, and any family, that experienced tragedy as a result of 9/11. #NeverForget
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