A Letter To The Past

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Dear Young Alaina,

This is 14 year old Alaina, hiya. I came to warn and tell you about things you may need to consider. Things like writing ona sticky note to remind you to take photos for a prodject. Also, think really hard about your prodject ideas, you could do soooo much better than what you did. Don't be so lazy, and look around you, so many oportunities for amazing photos. Sure you may need angles and stuff for the 'perfect' photos, but it doesnt take too much for a really good idea to come to life. So try hard and behave. Also, Id say the photo above is the best prodject atm, thanks to loosing all of my old ones, and because it genuinally had creativity and looks good. Though its not the best I couldve done. My hands wer shaking trying to do this prodect. Oof on me. I hope this helps. Anyhow, Im gonna say goodbye now. Still continuing to push through everything. Wish you luck and hope. Good day.

~Alaina D. 
(Friday of Feburary 21, 2020.)

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