A letter from me to me

Dear Rahma,

We’ve been together in 24 hours for 19 years. We’ve been through a lot of things together. But, this is the first time I send you a letter.

The purpose of this letter is to warn you. No warning? Well, okay, you can read it ‘remind’. I’d like to remind you about your improper act. Your bad habit is in aserious condition: forgetting, losing, or breaking. Let’s see the list you’ve made.

ü  flash disk  were lost : five times

ü  mobile phones were lost : twice

ü  mobile phone was broken : once

ü  glasses was broken : once

ü  TV remotes were broken :  twice

ü  sandals  were washing away : twice

ü  dishes were broken :  ten times (or even more)

ü  homework and task were forgotten : many times (I’m not sure to mention a particular number)

ü  the things (you’ve put in somewhere) were forgotten ─though it’s already put 1 minute ago─ : hundred times

I believe that you don’t want these. I do believe that losing two mobile phones is not something you have planned. I believe that you must be regretful or even upset. But, what’s so important of your regretful? You yourself still do the same thing. Repeatedly. Continuously.

Rahma, you’ve been in a college. See? You must take responsibility of yourself, no more careless acts. The list above can be longer if you don’t try to change your behavior. What I can do are just reminding and giving some advice. Make a note, sist. Yes, it’s like to-do list. Try to list something that you have to do today, then do them all. Hope you can remember that you have to submit your task on Monday, for instance. And the most important is be careful. Be careful in doing everything, be careful in putting everything. You can’t put your mobile phone anywhere or it will be three times you cause your mobile phones to lose. Yes, be careful. May I repeat it? Be careful!

I believe you can. You are be able to throw your improper acts off. I bet it. And now, it’s the time for me to watch your efforts!

Inside of you,

Rahma.