How the short stories can help me write my own.

I appreciate that Joshua J. Romero starts by immediately pointing out how invasive Google can be, in order to put the task of separating yourself from it into perspective.  I think this is an interesting style that I would like to use myself, but I must be careful not to drag the story on too long, as I feel he did.  

I learned from Feross Aboukhadijeh's "How I Learned to Program Computers" that when you're telling a real life story and you want people to know you're not just making it up, it might be a good idea to include pictures, not only as proof but also to help make your paper more enjoyable to read.  I also realized that when you're writing stories online making the words bigger makes it much easier to read.  This is because a monitor is usually in a fixed position whereas a book is not.  In my paper I will do my best to make sure that I make my point clear.  I will provide as much proof and as many facts as I am able to. I will also provide as much entertainment as I can, so that I do my best to convince the reader that my story can have a positive impact on them.  I need to be sure not to forget to include my thoughts and feelings on the subject.