22May 2050
I am old now—I joke with my kids that I haven't aged past twenty-four, but that's all it is, a joke. I have lived a life that I have come to love. I have lived through rough patches and smooth patches, the best times and the worst times. I adore it all. People, young people, like to ask people like me, someone old, questions like, "if you could go back and change anything, would you? What would you change?" The truth is, I wouldn't change anything. I did things that I am proud of and things that I am not; all of those things played a part in making me who I am now, and I am content with who I am now. I built a life to be proud of. I built something that I will pass on to my children, and my grandchild, and hopefully my great grandchildren. I am happy with what I have and what I
