Simon's Letter

To My 74 Year Old Self,

I'm nearly sixty-four years old as I right this letter, I don't know if you will read this, or one of our wonderful friends will.

I've been trying to reduce our carbon footprint as much as possible for nearly twenty years. Of course you know about the trees we paid to have planted. I hope our giant sequoia is growing well.

I hope that the double glazing is holding up against the changes, actually I hope that people have finally got their heads out their butts, and are sorting things out for the future.

I want the world to survive, I want nature to thrive, I want humanity to grow up, and care for each other and care for the world.

I want greed, hatred, and violence to be gone. I want humanity's diversity to be accepted too. May God guide the world to safety.

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