A Letter to 2018

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Hi, 2018.

Less than a week, we will apart. You give me so much about what I called life lessons. I realize that life is getting tough, responsibilities are more unendurable, body is getting old. Just a little throwback to resolutions I’ve made excitedly. I’m not 100% fulfilled those resolutions, but satisfied enough. I’m grateful for what I’ve done, for what I’ve achieved. This is my life lesson number #1 you gave to me: be grateful. You drag me to up and down, I got much happiness like joyful holidays, good family, good friendship and relationship. At the same time, you show me the hardest part of life. I struggled a lot for doing my final assignment, well my friends too, any other last year college student too. Then I got my Bachelor Degree. YAY. Oh wait, that is not even the happiest, that is the scariest part ever, instead. How come? I am not longer a college student which means I must do everything by myself, serving myself, and responsible to everything. Kinda not ready yet curious. You show me another phase of life a.k.a post-graduation life. What would it be? Something that I absolutely must face whether I want it or not, whether I am ready or not.
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Right after graduate, I struggled again in another level. Struggle to seeking a job opportunity. Lesson number #2: life is all about struggle. Day by day feels the same with its pattern: exciting-frustrating-exciting. You make my life literally like a roller coaster, but THANKS! I acquired life lesson number #3: how to respect job and money as I feel how hard to get them all. I respect anything in life. You remind me too about existence, about mortality. People only life in this world temporarily. Everyone will certainly die. In this whole year,  you show me sorrow news about natural disaster that happens several times. I never know what will happen next, even a second next. So life lesson number #4: be kind whenever and wherever you are.
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Dear 2018, you will be always remembered, you are the witness of my life transition, my new phase of life. Another next year might not be as special as you, but hopefully I will always acquire life lessons in every year. Thank you, 2018!

Sincerely,
Firda.

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