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April 25, 2018
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Betty Song
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Dear Willow,

I wish for you to know a world where you can live in a world where there is still good things and good people, just like your parents and our family. However, there are many problems in this world, just like lack of clean water and a climate that is unstable. Your mom was a sociology major and did non-profit in South Africa, where you were born, so she perfectly can tell you of a world where there is less food, resources and starving people. However, if we gear ourselves to using solar, providing better ways for people to live not only for us , our families, and others, we can truly find a world of peace and less wars.

Love, your second cousin,

Betty C Song

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