Future me

by Allison__

February 12, 2018

Dear future me,

I don’t know when you are gonna read this letter

How old you are gonna be,

I just want to tell you:

Good job. You did it.

You’ve been in America for 1 year

You realized your dream.

I’m so proud of you.

You are living this experience the best you can

I don’t know what’s gonna happen when I’ll come back

I don’t know if everyone will be forgotten you

I don’t know anything

But what i know now is that you followed your heart.

If someone left you on your way,

It means that you weren’t really important for these people,

So just forget about them

And keep going on your way.

A lot of people gave up while they were in America,

But you didn’t

You are strong,

Giving up on things is not for you

Just don’t stop to chase your dream

Don’t forget who you are

Who you want to be

And what you want from life

I hope you are doing great

And you realized your dream

Did you went to a University?

Did decide what to do?

Right now I’m really confused

I don’t know what I’m gonna do or what I want,

So I hope your ideas are clearer

And you know what you are doing.

Did you travel a lot?

Did you met new people?

I hope you did

Because is what you always loved.

Do you have your own house?

If yes, I bet you have a lot of animals

Are you keeping doing the hobbies that you used to like?

Like skateboarding, reading and writing?

Never forget about all the memories that you have

Like when you went in America

When you graduated

When you got the driving license

When you went to Madagascar and all the other wonderful places that you saw

Don’t forget anything

Never forget even about the bad ones that made the woman that you are now

The last advice that I can give you is:

Never forget to smile and take all the opportunities that the life offers you

Live happy and always think about this quote:

‘Love the life you live,

Live the life you love’

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