This week, I made extensive revisions to the site.  I included the "bibliography" and "final presentation" links, along with revising the "meeting minutes" section and my journal and home page.  As our professor, Kip Hodges, said during last Friday's meeting, I now have a different perspective of the class than last week.  This week, I was not consumed by Mission and could reflect back on the many experiences that I had during the last few months.  By participating in this class, I have connected with many individuals, including my peers, professors, and those who have devoted their time to the Galápagos.  I enjoy the thought of working with many of these same people again during the spring in Terrascope, where we will create museum exhibits teaching the public about different aspects of the Galápagos and travel to the Galápagos during spring break in mid-March.  In preparation for Terrascope, I am taking a class during MIT's Independent Activities Period (IAP) in January, where we will travel to various museums in the Boston area.  Check back in February for updates to my journal.