Each member of your team should add the following items to this project, following the GitHub Group Workflow Document:

1. A piece of data in App.jsx. For example:

   const huntersThings = [
     {
       name: "energy drinks",
       image: "https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/health_drink_2x.png",  
       attributes: ["efficient", "reusability", "not a taco", "beautiful"],
     },
   ]

2. Add a new component. This component will live inside it's own directory in the Pages directory, just like the existing XxxxxxxThings.jsx files inside the XxxxxxxThings directories. Name the component appropriately, it will be used to iterate over the things you put into state in step one and display them inside of the ThingCard component. Your XxxxxxxThings.jsx file will look similar to this, changing names where appropriate:

   import ThingCard from '../../components/ThingCard/ThingCard'
   import { Link } from 'react-router-dom'
   
   const SillyThings = (props) => {
     return (
       <>
         <h1>Hunter's Things</h1>
         <Link to="/">Home</Link>
   
         {props.things.map((thing, idx) => 
           <ThingCard key={idx} thing={thing}/>
         )}
       </>
     )
   }
   
   export default SillyThings

3. Add a link to your new component inside of Landing.jsx alongside the existing links:

   <>
     {/* All the <Link> components should live here */}
     <h1>All-The-Things</h1>
     <Link to="/the-manliest-things">Ben's Things</Link><br/>
     <Link to="/the-well-styled-things">David's Things</Link><br/>
     <Link to="/the-silly-things">Hunter's Things</Link><br/>
   </>

4. In App.jsx make a new route that points to the new link you just made, and displays the component you just created (don't forget to import the component you just made!) It should look something like this:

   <Route
     path="/the-silly-things"
     element={<SillyThings things={huntersThings} />}
   />

After you have completed these steps follow the steps in the GitHub Group Workflow Document to get your work into the Git Commander's main repo from the project. When that is done pull any additional changes down to your local repository.