In “Missing Your People,” Tracy Brower explains the importance of belonging. Describe a time when you felt like you truly belonged. What created that feeling?

 Prompt Response: A time when I felt like a truly belonged was when I was on a trip whit my whole family. We are all very close and it felt very good to be around so many people. They all made me feel so welcome and free, and like I could be myself.

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Reflection: I feel like this really helped with my reading comprehonson

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