Writing Personal Communication

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Writing can be a very personal form of communication. I believe writing is a very interesting and enjoyable skill to have for the future. When I think of my relationship with writing, I realize that I enjoy writing, but I have a hard time being thoughtful/deep in my topics and writing based on experiences I have had. However, being able to be a stronger and more confident writer is something I am interested in. I have always enjoyed writing. Ever since elementary school, I have never been much of a reader, so in my English classes I have always enjoyed being able to write. Writing about topics that interest me has always been my favorite task to complete in my English classes. One of my favorite and most memorable assignments in middle school

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