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To My Future Little

I haven't met you yet, but I know I will love you!

Sierra Schreiber

Jan 30, 2017

Saginaw Valley State University

Sierra Schreiber

Dearest Future Little,

I don't know you yet, but I already know that I will love you. Before I meet you, I have a couple of things I want you to know and a couple of things to always hold dear.

I will always have your back.

No matter what you do I will always have your back. If you want to go do something crazy, I will always be here to do it with you.

I will always be here for you.

No matter what time of night I will always be here for you. You can call me at 3 a.m. and I may be half asleep, but you best know I will pick up the phone. No matter what the situation may be I will always be here to talk to you about it.

Your family and I are so excited to meet you.

We don't know you yet, but we are excited to make you a part of our little sassy family. Before you meet us, though, I should let you know we are a bit unique. We all have something different about us. No matter who you are I know you will fit into our little cute family.

You are never alone.

You are my little baby, I will try my hardest to never let you feel alone. I will always be a call away, don't ever forget that. If I start to get busy, just text me and I will be there, I promise.

When it comes to your education.

When it comes to your education I will always try to help you. If I don't know the answer, I will try my hardest to find it. If you need a study buddy, I will be there. If you just need a quiet place to get away and get some homework done, my house is your house. No matter what you need I will do my best to get it for you.

I am not perfect.

I am going to make mistakes too. It is inevitable. I will do my best to be the best Big I can be. I know sometimes I will fall short. Be patient with me like I will be patient with you. This relationship we will share is a two-way street so I need you help me out sometimes too.

I love you.

I will always forgive and forget. I love you and it is my job to be a good role model and to be someone you can always look up to. I will do my best to do that job to my best ability. You and I aren't always going to like each other, but that's okay. When we have problems we need to talk through them instead of having a long silence. I love you and always want what is best for you.

Little, I haven't met you yet but I am so excited to make you a part of my life. Your family and I are waiting for the day you come into our lives and change it forever. Don't forget the things I wrote to you in this letter. I don't know when you will become a part of our lives, but when that day comes I know it will be great!

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To My Future Little

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I will always have your back.

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Your family and I are so excited to meet you.

You are never alone.

When it comes to your education.

I am not perfect.

I love you.

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We don't buy into these... just like how we don't buy our friends.

8. "The whole philanthropy thing isn't real, right?"

7. "I don't need to buy my friends."

6. "Oh, so I'll bet you love to drink."

5. "Can you tell me some of your secrets?"

4. "What do you do at your meetings?"

3. "Do you guys haze really badly?"

2. "Is it just like in the movies?"

1. "Sororities are so basic."

There are plenty of obstacles that come when taking care of kids, but it's a very rewarding experience.

1. You get excited when the parents purchase season passes to the pool.

2. You've become friends with the stay-at-home moms in town.

3. You get a chance to eat "kid foods" again.

4. You've traded in your cute purse for a large tote bag.

5. You have at least one car seat in your backseat.

6. Their nap time is your happy time.

7. Lunch time can be a disaster.

8. You have to play the same board games repeatedly.

9. You catch yourself using the same lines your parents once told you.

10. Your "mom-mode" kicks in at times.

11. Your heart melts a little when they do something cute.

You'll never find any souvenirs with your name on it

1. You know you are up next when the teacher pauses while taking attendance

2. When “I’m going to do my very best to make sure I know all your names” is said, it may or may be an empty promise

3. “Wow! That sounds so cool! Where is your family from?”

4. You dread when people ask you to repeat your name over and over because it “sounds so cool when you say it”

5. There’s a 50/50 chance that your name will come back either correct or incorrect at Starbucks

6. People try to find shorter, easier nicknames for you instead of calling you by your actual name

7. When someone famous or fictional character shares your name, you get so happy

8. “What’s your name?” “It’s [name]” “I’m sorry, what was it again?”

9. You’ve pretty much seen every misspelling and heard every mispronunciation of your name throughout your life

10. When you find another person with an “ethnic” sounding name, you both get excited

11. Despite the struggles, your name is pretty unique… just like you

Can I be excused for the rest of my life?

Don't Be That Person

1. “Oh, so you/your family are immigrants!”

2. “Is Puerto Rico near Mexico?”

3. “Do you speak Puerto Rican?”

4. “You look too light/dark to be Puerto Rican.”

5. “Do I need my passport to go to Puerto Rico?”

6. “Geez, you are obsessed with your flag. We get it, you’re Puerto Rican.”

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