Chris chooses independence over relationships. When have you chosen to be on your own instead of relying on others? What happened, and would you make the same choice again?

 Prompt Response: There was a time when I had a big history project due, and we were allowed to work in groups, but I chose to do it by myself. I thought it would be easier since I wouldn’t have to depend on anyone else or worry about people not doing their part. At first, it felt fine because I could organize everything the way I wanted, but as the deadline got closer, it became really stressful. I had to do all the research, slides, and writing on my own, and I stayed up late trying to finish everything. When I turned it in, I was proud that I did it alone, but I was also really tired and realized it was a lot to handle by myself. If I had to make that choice again, I think I would still want some independence, but I would probably work with at least one other person so the work isn’t so overwhelming.

Summary: Today in class we reviewed chapter 1-7 of Into the wild. 

Reflection: I read chapter 8 of Into the wild.

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