Public letters from the past

Time Travelled — almost 3 years

A letter from February 1st, 2020

Dear FutureMe, I’m writing this letter to you for reassurance and a little reminder on what you need not to forget. If your feeling as if your life is unorganized or not well put together than sit down and make a weekly planner. Sit down and think of the important work, the free time fun, and the inspiring ideas you want to peruse. Think about it all and don’t leave an...

Time Travelled — almost 14 years

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Dear FutureMe, This is just a random email to make sure your life is in line. How funny that movies always protrayed ourselves coming to the past from the future to help with our lives and now we are going from the past to the future to help with our lives. its a little ironic. i just you are smiling right now and enjoying everymoment of life. and if your not. plant a garden. read a book...

Time Travelled — over 10 years

A letter from September 16th, 2012

Dear FutureMe, hello! what are you doing ?what a surprise!do you remember me?maybe you have been forget.but it okay!when you read this letter,it's been tweenty years past,what do you want to say?are you happy? i think you must be married to a great guy, didn't you?and i wish you have a great life, your husband and you are also sweet. i wrote this letter was to assure you had your dream come t...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from January 27th, 2018

Dear FutureMe, I hope you achieve your dreams and you are happy in yourself and you are contended to what you have. When the times come you read this just say the 5 lines to yourself :) , (1) I am the Best, (2) I can do it, (3) God is always with me, (4) I am a winner, (5) Today is my day :D with a big smile dodong(nickname). Thank you for always be nice and love yourself for as it results to ...

Time Travelled — about 1 year

A letter from the past

Dear Future Me, Happy Birthday! Today is your 18th birthday. You’re an adult now. But I guess you don’t feel like one and that’s fine don’t worry to much about it. Enjoy your life while you still have to go to school and don’t work yet. I hope you’re happy and celebrate your birthday with your fav people. I hope Corona is over and everything is back to normal again. I hope by the time you r...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from January 1st, 2018

Dear FutureMe, Hope the world has recovered from Trump.

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from January 1st, 2018

Dear FutureMe, Right now you're afraid. Of what I'm going to do next. Where I'm going to work. What I'm going to do. Where I'm going to live. Who I'm going to love. Who I'm going to marry. I'm dating Peter. I wonder if in five years he will be a distant memory or my husband. He's the first man I had sex with. 4th Oct 2017. It feels good to know that in the future, I'd probably have figured...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from January 1st, 2018

Dear FutureMe, Hey girl! In my journal today I was challenged to write a letter to my future self describing things that I HOPE to not worry about in the future and what I am proud of right now. So here goes! I hope you aren't still worried about your weight all the time. I hope you realize that honoring your body and being true to yourself is the most beautiful thing there is. I'm proud...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from December 20th, 2017

Dear FutureMe, I hope you continue to succeed in the future and I wish you all the happiness in the world!

Time Travelled — almost 3 years

A letter from December 16th, 2019

Dear FutureMe, Today as I write you this to show how much we have grown. Right now I am sitting in Mom's house still enjoying the fruits of all our parents have worked for. If you are reading this its safe to say that you made through college. This is the biggest goal we have accomplished in our lives. Being off probation must be super awesome as well blaze one up for past me. my biggest prob...

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