<p>Does anyone read them? I do! No one comments though, so recently I’ve started to.</p>
<p>Haha, I noticed the lack of comments on them. I read Daniel Archer’s blog mostly, since I’ve been accepted EDII as a creative writing major and I look to him as an idea of what my life at CMU will look like. Maybe I should start commenting more. </p>
<p>I don’t know about the other blogs, but Archer’s is well-written and really funny. </p>
<p>[Daniel</a> Archer](<a href=“http://www.enrollment.cmu.edu/admission/blogs/daniela/]Daniel”>http://www.enrollment.cmu.edu/admission/blogs/daniela/)</p>
<p>Bringing up popular fiction with an English professor is like starting up a conversation about necromancy with a court wizard. They acknowledge its existence, reluctantly, but they quickly and quietly change the subject, as if in a past life, they had lost a prize pupil to the art’s seductive grasp.</p>
<p>… Okay, maybe I’m the only person who finds that really funny. :(</p>
<p>i comment… but since they require the author to verify the comment before it get’s posted, most of mine never get displayed (lost in their inbox i suppose)</p>
<p>my comments usually appear within a couple hours… are you putting any obscenities in them or anything like that?</p>