Dear Victoria of 5 Years Ago:

I know that you’re not very confident, but, that’s okay, that will all change. I know you’re not sure who you are in life yet. But, in two months from now, you’ll be on your way to officially start living. You’ll be writing your first book “Five Hearts” which is going to later turn into “Mackenzie High”. It’s going to change your life forever. In the most positive way. You’re also going to be getting your nose pierced. Crazy, right? I mean, you? The girl who’s afraid of needles and pain? It was a spontaneous decision, but a year later and you’re still loving it. It’s a hoop. You moved houses which probably sounds insane. You miss your pool and kitchen and bathroom dearly. But, your room?! That shit is huge. You have two beautiful frosted bedroom doors, hardwood flooring and a classy elegant creamy colour for the walls. You have two closets, two windows, a space for your laptop to write blogs and books. You also have a hamster named Hammie. Yes, it’s okay to freak out. Congratulations! You finally got your own hamster! She’s a cutie pie, and her cage is right beside your bed. You also have two fish and a frog. You’ve learned a lot about yourself and have gained a lot of confidence. It not only shows on your outer appearance, but inner, too. You’re an honour student (I know you’re getting like 50%s right now, but hang on. You’re going to get a 98% in math and prove everyone wrong.) You kinda hate school, but you’re a part time student so it’s no biggie. You found out who your true friends are, and no doubt will you be constantly meeting people in opportunities yet to come. You have the best boyfriend ever named Jacob. He’s four years older than you and sometimes people judge you for that, but people who know you both understand. Your family life is going well, and you have a lot of potential. You’re going places. Just hang in there, because in a few years from now everything will be perfect. Oh, also, stay away from every guy who isn’t Jacob once you get to high school. It won’t be pretty. Lastly, you’ll be starting a YouTube channel called “Games with Victoria”, with hopes to become a successful gamer. (Specifically for Banjo-Kazooie. Y’know, the game you accidentally erased and then cried for hours about)? Well, I have to go work on your future some more for you. You better thank me later!

Love,

Future Victoria