Public letters from the past

Time Travelled — almost 3 years

Epilogue

A letter from June 21st, 2018

Dear FutureMe, So, right now, I'm sitting in Josh and I's shared bedroom in his mom's house. I just finished my first reflection journal for the first 50 hours of my practicum at SVC. I concluded this reflection by saying that I don't want to work in campus life. So, I guess that's something. I'm broke as fuck, in so much debt I could cry, and I'm not in the best physical shape. But I al...

Time Travelled — 12 months

A letter from June 25th, 2020

Hello world! I hope you and your loved ones came safely through this difficult time, and if not, I hope you find comfort and consolation Lockdown was interesting for me.. My usually withdrawn, home-oriented, socially minimal, anomalous life abruptly became much more closely aligned with the standard and I felt reasonably 'normal', in synch with the human world, for the first time in 57 ye...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from June 17th, 2016

Dear FutureMe, Hi this is past you and I just finished my finals for my first year of middle school (7th grade) this year Donald Trump looks like he is going to win the presidential election. A new type of watching things has just been invented, Virtual reality with is like 3d but is like in real life. but we still haven't found a cure for cancer. A rover landed on Mars and now we think t...

Time Travelled — almost 5 years

A letter from June 17th, 2016

Dear FutureMe, Remember this day 5 years ago? No? I didn't think so. You won't remember why you were upset at your best friend and your dad, you won't still be hanging onto some misplaced words from your boyfriend that you gave extra meaning to and dwelled on for a week, giving you tension headaches from the stress. Remember this day 5 years ago? No? well, you won't remember TODAY in 2021 5 ...

Time Travelled — 8 months

Epilogue

A letter from October 14th, 2020

Dear FutureMe, It's October 14, 2020. We're in the first quarter of sophomore year. We've been quarantined for seven months now. Trump is President, though Election Day is 20 days away. I'd say our biggest challenges right now are the pandemic, systematic racism, and climate change. We currently identify as a lesbian and maybe agender. We may technically fall under sapphic. I just made the g...

Time Travelled — 6 months

A letter from December 16th, 2020

Dear FutureMe, Hi, I hope you are well and in good spirits! This morning I did a meditation for a Sagittarius New Moon and the end of the meditation suggested me to send this letter to you. I have no idea what a Sagittarius Moon or any of those things are outside of basic horoscope signs. But regardless I am here in the living room with Kodak writing this letter. My intentions for this new moo...

Time Travelled — over 4 years

A letter from September 11th, 2016

Dear FutureMe, In your time the me now doesn't exist anymore. A lot has happened since the old me came to be. These last few months have not been the best for you. You've lost so much, you've sacrificed so much. The me now is only 25 yrs old remember? I just want you to know how proud I am of you, of us. Losing the father of your beautiful daughter in a car accident only days before the a...

Time Travelled — about 4 years

A letter from May 9th, 2017

Dear FutureMe, I deconstructed my life recently and realized I have a dizzying amount of potential when it comes to having a job, and a very full plate with lots of commitment when it comes to love, family, friends, spirit, etc. Again and again, I realize how connected I am to trees and how important that connection is to me. Also, my heroes are women who are kind, vibrant, strong, sm...

Time Travelled — 9 months

A letter from the past

Dear FutureMe, It is Tuesday, September 1, 2020. Over the past 2 days, have met some of the most wonderful students. This first week of school is unlike any other I have experienced in my 30+ years of teaching. But in spite of all the obstacles, my students have pushed through and made it happen! This 2020-2021 school year, I expect my students to make me proud by attending school regular...

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