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.

     I don't really have a book, music artist, or song that influences me. I just stick on what I experience rather than how others experience it. I look on what I do in my everyday life and go from there. I learn from my lessons and mistakes and fix them. I try not to repeat the same mistakes but I never really looked up on anyone for my decisions. I'm more of my own things in my way of life. 

Summary: Today in class Mr. Rease wasn't here today so we read on our own.

Reflection: I finished reading chapter 5 of "Into The Wild."

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