Prompt: In Chapter 5 of Into the Wild, McCandless is strongly influenced by writers like Jack London, whose stories shape the way he thinks about adventure and wilderness. Has a book, song, musician, or artist ever influenced the way you think about life, goals, or the world around you? Identify the specific book, song, musician, or artist and explain how their ideas or message affected your thinking.

 Prompt: Treaty Oak Revival's music changed how I look at my life and my goals. Their songs show me that being honest and real is more important than being perfect. I learned that working hard is better when you have good people by your side. Now I try to enjoy the journey instead of just worrying about the end. This band reminds me to stay grounded and focus on what is actually important. Not stupid stuff no one cares about.

Summary: We read chapter 5 and completed questions on canvas.

Reflection: I learned to never trust a substitute teacher.

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