Dear 2026
The new year is around corner. 2025 was a year of self improvement and self discovery. Every mistake, struggles, and regrets has been made. Tears of joy and sadness has been shed as well. As the months changed, we changed too. Whether we like it or not, 2025 is a year filled with roller coasters, haunted houses and messy room. Some of us graduated, participated in a project, have a jobs, traveled and so much more.
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The world keeps spinning. Good and bad news had made a headlines on TV or in our lives. 2025 may be the year that we might be nostalgic on. Just like any other years in the past, we learned and grow from our mistakes. When we looked back, we murmured with “that was a stupid mistake.” or “I made a fool of myself.” But we grew, just like a tree with strong roots. We became more aware what to expect. We tend to do more research or asked our peers what is worth our time or not. This year may not be a year filled with happiness. But a year filled with experiences.
As the clock reached 00.00, endless fireworks up in the atmosphere, toy trumpets are blew and firecrackers are held running around euphorically. Children’s laughter are heard miles away. The new chapter as began. The new page to be filled with new joy, sadness and mistakes. Some people said, “New Year, New Me.” But in my opinion, it is still the old you but with more experience and improvement ahead of us. Season may change, but we are still the same with more maturity.
2026, this is a letter for you.
Dear 2026, may you be a year of more joy and more opportunities. May you be a memorable year. May you be a year of more exciting news and joy. Where the flowers bloomed and the sun shine, may 2026 be a year that we all shined in different ways. Every year has their own plot twist or movie scene. Whether be good or bad, please may be a year where all the good in life became a wonderful lesson. May all our goals are fulfilled and achieved and may all of us have a better chance to understand what we need and benefits us.
