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Dear Myself,

I’ve spent my whole life with you, and I think I know you pretty well. I have so many memories with you that I can just dig up, half of the time I don’t even know I have them deep in my mind.

I hope that it would be a healthier Earth, and knowing the habits and things we all do, I don’t expect everyone to completely change their life. Maybe they could just get better, though.

To try my best to stay aware of climate change affects, I hope to help YOU do that too! Being aware makes it more likely to change a bit of my lifestyle.

You may have a future, but you don’t know how it’ll be. I can hope it’ll be better!

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