WEEK TWO

Mastery Journal Production Diary Reflections

Ashley D. Gilyard’s Reflections

Clair de Lune (Extended) by Claude DeBussy
This song is one of the my reflection pieces. I go to it when I’m writing, when I need to destress, and even when I just want to listen to classical music.

luthfoxian. (2014, January 5). Clair de Lune (Extended) Claude DeBussy| [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/ea2WoUtbzuw

MJPD Director’s Treatment Week Two

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