To someone you’re still becoming
Your future self.
Give a future version of you a small, truthful picture of today. It can be ordinary. That might be the part you’ll most want to remember.
A few places to begin
- What does a normal day feel like right now?
- What are you learning, making or quietly hoping for?
- What would you like your future self to remember about this version of you?
Dear future me,
Right now, I want you to know…
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The things you don’t always say out loud
Someone you love.
A friend, a partner, a sibling, a person who changed your day. Tell them something specific. A small memory can carry a lot.
A few places to begin
- What moment with this person do you keep coming back to?
- What do they do that you notice and appreciate?
- What would you like to thank them for, in your own words?
Dear ,
I keep thinking about the time…
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A little of today, for their tomorrow
Your child.
Write to your child as they are now, or as the person they may become. Save a detail about them, and a little about who you are, too.
A few places to begin
- What small thing about them would you love to remember?
- What story from your own life might you want them to hear?
- What do you hope they’ll always know about your love for them?
Dear ,
One thing I want you to know about this moment is…
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