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Morgarella [4.7K]
3 years ago
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- Write your own fictional story if you were to go out into the woods to live on your own for a month. What were you hoping to g

et out of this experience? What did you get out of it? Did you learn anything new that surprised you?
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Sladkaya [172]3 years ago
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If I were to live in the woods I would live in a log cabin and be hunter! I would hunt Bears and deer and even rabbits! I would love to see how it feels to be a hermit! After that month I did everything I wanted to do and I loved it! I learned that I am great on my own! I wish that I was better at cooking but thats ok! I learned that I am a good shot! 
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