Funding is Critical to the Survival of Parks and Recreation

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I used analogical, casual, and sign for my blog. 

Deductive - does not apply to what I spoke about in my blog because I did not offer any specific examples as to lay evidence as to why parks and recreation improve the quality of life for residents, or specific examples of what exactly will go away without funding. 

Casual - because without additional revenue the City can not continue to support its current services without increasing, and/or generating new revenue. My evidence for that is the cuts made to this fiscal year's budget, and the lack of new revenue that is being generated.

Sign - because our elected officials continue to do the same thing expecting different results. My evidence for that is the continued depletion of the City's General Fund in prior fiscal years despite staff recommendations to make changes.

Analogical - public attitudes due to the recent blogs by some of my classmates suggest that Parks and Recreation is important in our community.