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July 16, 2019
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Wiktoria Niezborala
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Dear future (i hope you exist),

One little thing that for anyone else may mean nothing, maybe an impulse to change for you. A few days ago my girlfrend make me watch “Before the flood” (really great movie btw). And then when i finally saw all the terrible things that we do to our planet, I was terryied. There are so many little things that cost nothing and can help to save the enviroment. I promised to myself to do at least few of these things. I wish that in the future you are going to see the effects of our positive actions and forgive us all the wrong things we did. There is still hope for us… I wish.

16.07.2019

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