A letter from May 3rd, 2016

Dear future self, this is Ingrid from the past. You will currently be 21 when you are reading this. Anyways what is it like being 21? What do you like to do? What do you not like? Right now for me if I have nothing to do I draw , do a little bit of origami and sometimes I like to listen to music, actually what I like to do really depends on where I am. I am at school I like to listen to music while doing my work, and when I am at home I don’t really like listening to music. Now the things that I don’t like are when people ask me to many questions, because I get annoyed easily , and that’s another thing I don’t like, people annoying me / bothering me, for example they tease me about something like a secret, and they say something like they have crossed the line but not like crossed the line as in I get angry just embarrassed. What are things you dislike? Now that you’re 21, what are your goals? My goals are to get better at subjects that I am not that good at and try new things like learning how to skate board. Also, another goal of mine would be to conquer some of my fears like being afraid of spider,(not tiny ones) scorpions etc. Also being afraid of heights! Well hose are my fears, what are yours? So we had a project about values and I wondered what your values were. Since I’m currently 10 and you’re(me) currently 21 years old we obviously have different values like maybe you value driving and I don’t because obviously I don’t know what driving is like! Anyways about values, you probably don’t remember what you valued when you were 10(right now obviously). Maybe you will but I don’t think you would remember all of them. So here are some of my values! These are my most important values and that is of course my family and friends, because without them I don’t think I would be doing well in school. Another important value of mine is Education, because if I didn’t have Education I wouldn’t have a successful life when I grow up. That’s pretty much all I wanted to say. I hope you get this letter and it doesn’t get lost in your email so you could read this and remember who you were as a kid. Sincerely, 10 year old Ingrid