A Letter to My Future Self

Dear future me,

Let me hope that you are fine. Back to me, I am also fine.

Dear future, I humbly write this letter to remind you that you used to say that you will be a doctor, treating people, making friends to patients. You promised to be friendly to the nearest areas.

Do you do what you promised? Or you was talking when you had no money? Because poor people promise the poor that if they get money they do not do so. Now you are rich, as you wanted. Do you help people? Are you honest to patients at the hospital you are now? As you used to tell your parents, you said you will be honest, kind, helpful and hardworking. Do you do so?

You are an important person in the country. That is good. Now you earn some money, because money is a useful thing. If you do not have money, you will not be in good life. Money helps to buy very many things like cars, building good houses, living in a better settlement.

You wanted a peaceful country. Now you’re in a peaceful world, hardworking, helping the needy, visiting other hospitals outside country like UK, enjoying life with other people in UK, driving cars, thanking God for protection.

Because God is everything in the all world. I wish you good luck in your future.

With love and hope,
Najjingo Diana
16 years old
Primary Seven