A letter from March 5th, 2016

Dear Future Me, Hello. It's Ian. I am writing this on March 5th of 2016. Just a few weeks after Poppa passed away. He left me his carved ivory in the shape of turtles. That is my favorite animal and he knew that. Besides that, live has been going well. Jen and Mom are doing very well. They haven't gotten married yet but I am sure they will in the future. Dad is also still with Hanna which I think they will get married too. Anyway, I have decided I want to learn to program apps for Android and that later in life, I want to work at Google as a software engineer. Hows that going? I also have been doing pretty well with the Rubik's cube. I get around 50 seconds and use beginners method. I'm sure that will change. The iPhone 7 hasn't come out yet, but when Apple removes the audio jack, I am predicting that everyone will hate it at first, but then get used to it. I am also hoping that Android doesn't get rid of it because that will make Bluetooth the universal audio method. I am also predicting that in a few years, a big virus will start spreading around Asia and Europe that has no cure and will **** people who have it very quickly. Luckily, there will only be a few cases in America, and far from where you live. I am also praying that ISIS will stop what it is doing, and that the constant war in Israel and Vietnam discontinue. I am also gonna throw out there that people will eventually learn that global warming is a huge problem and the US Government will put stronger laws on what can and can't be used such as plastic bags and water bottles but it won't help enough and the polar ice caps will be no more. I am hoping that in 2016, the election goes well and the candidates learn that making fun of the other candidates doesn't strengthen their claims at all. Whatever happens in 2026, I want you to remember that life has been easy growing up, and I hope that you quickly adapt to an ever changing life and are healthy and don't do drugs. I am also praying for you (myself) that your family and friend also stay healthy, and encourage you to as well. That's all I have to say. I hope it hasn't been to hard to read this, and I hope you are doing well in life. Good luck, and good bye.