I can’t
believe that I’ve passed 20 days of my 30 day writing challenge. I officially
announce that I’m proud of myself. I thought I would quit it after 10 days. But
you know, regular reporting in front of public makes you more responsible.
Besides, there wasn’t a day I wanted to stop. Are there life-time writing challenges?
Day #17: Post about your Zodiac sign, and whether or not it fits you.
I’ve posted but I really don’t know. I used to
be suspicious about this Horoscope thing but the more I read, the more I find
some similar description that fit my personality characteristics. So, I’m
really lost here.
Day #18: Write 30 facts about yourself.
I appeared that most of the facts deal with
films, books and music. My constant companions in life J
Day #19: List the most difficult things for you in academic writing.
Although I love my job, I can’ say that it is
easy. Vice versa, it’s pretty complicated. But when I overcome some
difficulties connected with my job, I become even happier than I am. So, it’s
worth it.
Day #20: Take any referencing and change it according MLA, APA and
Chicago style.
Ugh … Can’t say that it is the most pleasant
stage of my challenge, but I need to do this. This is the weak spot I need to
beat.
MLA
Sugarman,
Joseph. Advertising Secrets of the
Written Word. Las Vegas: DelStar, 1998. Print.
APA
Sugarman, J. (1998). Advertising secrets of the written word. Las Vegas: DelStar.
Sugarman, J. (1998). Advertising secrets of the written word. Las Vegas: DelStar.
Chicago
Sugarman,
Joseph. “Advertising Secrets of the Written Word”. Las Vegas: DelStar (1998).
Done. 10 more days and I'll tell you how 30 day writing challenge makes my life better.
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