Dear Cady and Lainey,
John Sykes, November 12, 2016
Dear future me,
I’m doing this work because I see it as the best way to save and improve as many lives as possible. I’m doing it so you, 2050 Ryan, can look at yourself in the mirror. And so you can tell your kids and grandkids someday that you did everything you could.
Dear Tomorrow
I will get my roommates to be more environmentally friendly.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to pick up trash at every beach I visit, use metal straws, take quick showers.
Hola Cariño,
Life is not easier being a believer but I would not have picked another path. Thanks to my Faith I found my passion to work to stop climate change for your future. Now go play outside and breathe clean air. Dios te bendiga.
Dear Tomorrow,
My climate promise: community awareness of the climate crisis.
Dear Indigenous Persons with Disabilities,
Dear Indigenous Persons with Disabilities,
Dear fellow human,
May my tomorrow include more attention to these details so that you know that I do care.
Dear Me of 2050,
I promise that I will plant more trees in places where there are none.
Dear Tomorrow
I promise to encourage myself and others to recycle more.
My dear granddaughter Christy,
My own curiosity and knowing what a caring, aware young woman you are help me override despair.
Queridos nietas/nietos,
Creo que debo hacer más. Por ello, he decidido escribir esta breve carta para empezar un proceso en el que vaya escribiendo más cartas, conforme vaya teniendo más claridad de mis posibles contribuciones.
To the wonderful children of our family – Elayna, Julianna, and James –
There is no issue more important to your future and your friends’ future than stemming climate change.