Signed, Sealed, Delivered

Four years ago in my Social Anthropology class senior year of high school, my awesome teacher Ms. Pandey had us write letters to ourselves that she would then mail to us 4 years later.  We were  supposed to get friends to write us letters as well.  I pretty much completely forgot about this until recently when I saw an envelope addressed to me which appeared to be in my handwriting.  The letters had arrived!

Some people actually wrote some pretty personal stuff in the letters so I figured I would just highlight/respond to some of the fun things each person included.  Here we go.

The first letter I read was the one I wrote to myself.  I basically summed up things that had happened senior year of high school and made some guesses as to what the future would hold.  I wrote about going to CSU and possibly majoring in business in the hopes of opening a climbing gym.  At the time, I was waiting to find out who my roommate was.  In the letter I hoped we would get along (seeing as I switched rooms two weeks in, not so much).  The rest was actually pretty deep.  Go me. 

  Sara W.:

• Drew out our self made seating arrangement for our Senior Inquiry class 
• Apparently she got her new iPhone named Salvador and was wondering what cell phones would be like now  
• Let's define murder
• Included was a very brief note from Sam.  Thanks Sam.

It's like Sara could see into the future

Alexi R.:

• How annoying Senior Inq is/was 
• How we entertained ourselves in class

Kayley T.:

• Said I had a bad haircut freshman year. Probably true haha.
• Social studies

Christina R.:  

• Unfortunately I don't own my own airplane and rocket ship...yet.   
• Don't Stop Believing
• Magic Secrets Revealed

All of these people told me to call them when I read the messages which I did not do.  Whoops.  Maybe I should do that. 

Thanks for the letters guys!  They were heaps of fun to read!

That's all for now.  Bye.