A letter from Apr 26th, 2021

Dear FutureMe, I know that by this time the pandemic is over. For the last 5 years, you were in your teens and starting to mature to become a man. You are filled with challenges and problems in life that you have to face at an early age which makes you think of giving up due to the situation or continue to fight and pursue to achieve your goals and dreams in life. You have no idea on what can happen next because the pandemic is new to all of us and we do not have the power to control and bring back the normal days where we can enjoy anytime we want. However, I know that by this time you are successful in achieving your goals and solving the problems hindering you from doing what is right. You are excellent in your studies even though the learning platform is very different and you tend to have difficulty in adjusting on how to learn with all the distractions. In short, you were able to manage to live your life to the fullest despite any obstacles that go your way. I hope you continue to always be the best version in all the things you do. During the pandemic, you have no one to rely on other than your friends, family and loved ones. Continue to cherish them for they were with you in your good and bad times. Protect them at all costs because they make a huge impact in your life on making you a better version everyday. Continue to make your parents proud so that they can realize that all their hard work and sacrifices were worth it for you to become a man of best qualities which people can be inspired by. No one knows but you can be a good example one day. It will be up to you on how you can help to guide them. One day, when you become a man who is planning to have a family, you will remember your life in the past that made you the person you are today. I hope that you continue to be safe always. Continue to dedicate all your achievements for the glory of God for He is with you from the beginning until the end. I hope this letter finds you in good hands. Yours truly, Your 14 years old self