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February 23, 2021
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Patricia Arnaiz
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Dear Patricia,

You are very old now, forty-five to be exact. I hope this letter catches you at a good time, when you are old, happy, and healthy with your child, Blair. I just want you to remember that precisely 29 years ago, we were best friends, and I hope that we still keep in touch now. Although we have our differences sometimes and you forget everything you want to tell me, I hope you know that you mean a lot to me, and I hope that you aren’t dying of climate change (?). I hope that you remember all the fun times we had at Everest, all the weird advice we shared, all the great kwentos, and the boys (Oh boy so many boys). I am so grateful that I have a friend like you. Thank you for everything. CALL ME IN 2050 IF U GET THIS I LOVE YOU BYE BYE

Love your soul sister,

Meagan Co Say

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