Dear Younger Me,

I would say use the bible more as a source of guidance in your daily life and you won't get lost.

Have you heard the song, "Dear Younger Me" by Mercy Me? It's a great song. I think I would tell my younger self to grow up and don't act so stupid.

I'm afraid that will have to remain my secret for now - maybe forever. It's funny, though, that you should ask. I just read a novel, In Twenty Years by Allison Scotch, in which a group of college housemates each writes a letter to their older selves they will be in twenty years. The book has a message, but I don't particularly recommend it. It's too hedonistic for my taste. Perhaps I just don't want to believe most college students really behave this way today, though I know some probably do. The book was free to borrow for Amazon Prime members.

Tell them to do their own thing and not to follow others that are doing bad things.

I would tell to my younger me "listen to your Daddy, what he says is true, we are not different from the previous generations".

That is very creative of you! Would put emphasis on education.

Even while things were happening I knew am would never have the days back but I would tell myself even more to cherish every day as life is short.

Different things at different times. Most of all, I'd tell myself to finish college. It would make so much difference.

I would tell myself, "Patience, young grasshopper!"