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Dear offspring,

First and foremost I love you and I don’t even know you yet but I know you’re amazing. I really hope we fixed the climate mess that the generation before me wrecked. I’m sorry if it didn’t, but I promise you I have and will live a very sustainable life. I love you.

With love, Your Mother

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