Send your future self an email

I came across this site that lets you send yourself an email at some specific day in the future:

http://futureme.org/

What did/would you send yourself? When did/would you schedule it to arrive?

Mine was fairly simple:

Dear FutureMe,

Did you talk to her yet?

Scheduled to reach me on October 8th, 2005.

Yes, I'm pathetic. I know.

Quite a thought provoking email actually, though I hardly think the
arrival date is making the most of the service :biggrin: I think a suitable on
for me would be "Get a job yet?", scheduled for about 10 years time -
going by my past records, I appear to be unhirable!

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Hahaha, sweet :smile:

I sent this;

Dear me a month from now, you've seen things I haven't, and
experienced things I wish I could have. You luck bugger :sad:

Forget sending my future self an email, I'd like to send one to my past self.

Hmm wow actually quite a good question. I would use it were it not for
the fact I dont like the idea of my personal feelings stored somewhere
on somebodys database.

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Hello there.

They had us do something similar freshman year of highschool - write a letter to yourself 10 years from now.

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http://maze5.net

I remember doing this kind of thing in my 7:th grade in school and got
it back at 9:th grade. It was really fashinating to read his long
mis-spelled letter with stuff that i thought was important at that time
and compare it with how i saw things 2 years later.

I remember thinking something like "Man I must have been a pain in the ass." =P.

Dear Future Self,

Please reply URGENTLY if you receive this e-mail!

Best regards,

Past Me.

Haha, that's a fun one, Andrei!

I've sent a mail to remind me to finish or work on my map next month. Maybe that helps a bit? :wink:

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Create-ivity - a game development blog

Dear FutureMe,

lol I'm sucha f**king nerd, lawl...

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Nickelplate is my dad

This is all supposing that you still have the same email address in the future. I did the same thing as mazey in high school, but that was more lame 'cause it's not like I'd still have that letter 10 years later...

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One day you'll know what you're talking about, I can hardly imagine

Maps! - Audio blog!

Nice idea. Sent one to myself 5 years into the future. Hope I still have the same e-mail address by then.

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What the Snarkpitters listen to!

Nice idea. Sent one to myself 5 years into the future. Hope I still have the same e-mail address by then.

Thats the fall back of this idea, keeping the same email adress for
several years is hard lived, granted Ive had mine for 3 years, but its
still a flaw in the idea.

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Posting And You

I was going to send one too, but then I realized that I have to type in
my "real" email address. Granted, I'm probably not going to get
spammed for this, but I am still reluctant to divulge this information.

Perhaps I am just a paranoid about junk mail and identity theft.

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"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return." -- Toulouse-Lautre, Moulin Rouge

Dear me a month from now, you've seen things I haven't, and
experienced things I wish I could have. You luck bugger :sad:

You're the happy, jolly hippy type, aren't you? I guess you're not old enough to get bitter and cynical. :biggrin:

Quite a thought provoking email actually, though I hardly think the
arrival date is making the most of the service :biggrin:

I'm hoping I can get it done with by then, TBH! Any longer would be too pathetic even by my standards (or seeming lack thereof).

This things sucks! I want future me to send a message to me NOW!

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Yeah, I do this from time to time, in the form of a to-do list.