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November 3, 2016
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Kanchan Bagul
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Dear Future Baby,

Your mom is really sorry……. She has used many fossil fuels living her luxurious life…..
She never knew… the fast food she’s consuming made with palm oil, the fuel for her bike, and usage of plastic is costing future of planet……
I am sorry………
But now, when I know…… Your mom is going to play small role in conserving this planet for you…….
I’m gonna shift my diet to chicken and veg…… as much as possible……
I’m gonna use public transport or gonna pool a car with friends and family…….
And whenever green fuel is available…. will use it…..
And will start saving electricity as much as possible…….
I promise ma Baby….
Mama care for you and this planet too……
Mama loves you and this planet too…..
I’ll try my best to save it for you……
I’ll make our family and friends work for this too……
Love You………..
Your Mommy.

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