Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

 Prompt: Write about something that you believed as a child.

Prompt Response:  I always believed I was gonna join the army. Later, as I grew up, I loved aviation more and more. When I joined JROTC, it really made me want to be a fighter pilot. Ever since then Army has been planning b

Summary: Life is always changing

Reflection: We read the book

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