Comments on: D.C. Field Trip: My Grumpy Saga

By: Max Zuehlke

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By: Looking for Whitman,or “Shut the Front Door!” at bavatuesdays

Looking for Whitman,or “Shut the Front Door!” at bavatuesdays — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 05:53:06 +0000

[…] In fact, the energy level of the entire class is amazing, look at Allison Creire’s recent post on the class trip to Washington DC—which I freaking missed because of my house—that is both intensely candid and precise […]

By: Reverend

Reverend — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:55:51 +0000

@Scanlon,

Are you correcting me on Allison’s blog? Huh? Is that what you’re doing? Well, for that I am not coming to class tonight until 7:30 tonight, so nanny nanny pooh pooh.

By: mscanlon

mscanlon — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:52:34 +0000

Allison (and Virginia),
You made me cry harder than the haversack.

(Reverend, “warms my post”??! wth?)

By: Reverend

Reverend — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:12:33 +0000

Allison,

Yes, yes, yes, like I knew you would you nailed it, this is a different model and you all have made it happen. The sheer excitement and openness to such an intense amount of work is not only uncommon, but radical! The last part of this post warms my post, and well beyond my ego-seeking shout-out, but also because you are right, what everyone is doing here is different, and you are dating Whitman in some real way, and that is why your needy boyfriend metaphor works so beautifully.

By: missvirginia

missvirginia — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:22:01 +0000

I loved your candor in this blog. And this quote, “the reason we all feel personally connected to Walt Whitman is because he has become more than information and we have become more than “containers.” This is what it feels like to be a student,” I adored. In a lot of my other classes, despite the teacher attempting and for the most part achieving to make the class interesting, I do feel like another bin. At the end of the semester, he or she will slap the top on me and slide me under the bed, into the attic, or that closet under the stairs. Whitman has managed to pull us out, 150 years later, and create bonds with him, our teachers, and most importantly ourselves.

Kudos on this post…I can’t believe this is my last fall semester as an undergrad and I am so lucky to have Whitman, and thus everyone in the class!

Not to mention, the field trip pretty much kicked ass in every conceivable way. EVERY WAY.