Describe a place where you feel the most at peace and explain why.

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 Prompt: I feel most peaceful in nature. I love the way that the world looks. I feel very calm when I am able to be by myself watching the nature around me. I love feeling the wind in the trees and watching the animals around me. Just having the natural sounds around me makes me so calm. 

Summary: Today we read Wild. 

Reflection: It is important to have a place in your life where you feel most calm. Life is super stressful and having a place where you can relax and not be bothered is super important. Having this allows you to reduce stress and feel better overall. 

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