A letter from April 9th, 2016

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

Peaceful right?

Dear FutureMe, This is so exciting! I can't wait for you to read this. What will you think? Will you be looking back at all the great achievements we have succeded at creating together? This is the year you're graduating, how crazy is that? If you do the math correctly (which I'm hoping you do 😂), you could probably figure out I'm thirteen years of age. Now, I have some questions for you. 1.) How's your anxiety? Do you have it under control, maybe done something about it? 2.) I probably shouldn't be asking this, but do you have a boyfriend? If not, I'm not disappointed. 3.) How was prom? Was it that night we've always dreamed of? Did you dance with someone you love(d)? I hope so. 4.) Have we written any books or stories? 5.) Are you still friends with Samantha and Skylar? If you are, call (or text) them, and read this to them. I hope you are friends with them, because they are the best friends you could ever have. Those were all the questions I have right now. I love you, and hope we achieved so much together. See you in five years. ~~Past you~~

Epilogue

6 months later

Dear thirteen year old me,
It was very exciting to read this letter from the...

Sapt. ?peropr oyu trewi hwy slao os idd oll. To esranw sequonsti ryuo.
My enatxiy eerbtt 1) si. Adn naaaujmri smde nwo ues keta phle i ot i amclelyiind. .
2) dn’ot no, i diforbeny a vaeh. Heva 🥰 do i a utbuu frgindrile.
Pomr ’atwsn too dab )3. Miet ntwe ogod yelarl i hda a dan stag. I eprsu lekood tho and. .
Ynagnthi terinwt lsee i 4) on haen’vt. V’ei onw adh ryeas leik oblkc 4 strweir ofr ahha. .
Srtoa )5 aktl oenc cuctnneqaiaas in im’ verye ewlhai msa nwo twih and we. A rna kayrsl arb i i oshlco thavn’e mdldei aws oll hre rdifesn ithw i secin iotn ngbyiu hewn enbe adn. .
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Idd we stpa ilcpoamhsc me, a otl. ,cra to teg uor gtuhob a ilginferdr hhig drdgeuata aamgdne dna l,ohcos oseomwh wno we. Evlo too ouy. .

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