How are you? I just wanted to check on you. Maybe you have a lot to share.
If you were to look back on this year, what exciting moments would you like to talk about? I hope your year has been good, and even if you faced challenges, I hope you got through them. Thank you for your hard work and perseverance.
Right now, you might be busy with things that matter to you, but I hope you can take a few minutes to read this. As 2024 comes to an end, I thought of writing you this letter.
It’s been a few years since we were stuck at home during the pandemic. Do you remember? It feels like such a long time ago. Life has moved on—students who were affected have graduated, workers are back at their jobs, and kids are playing outside again. Isn’t that a joyful thought?
But, of course, the problems didn’t go away. Things even worsened when the war between Ukraine and Russia began. Prices of goods skyrocketed, and the global supply chain was disrupted. This was followed by the conflict between Israel and Hamas. I’m not sure if you noticed all that, but it’s okay if you didn’t.
Like I said, problems haven’t disappeared. But thank you for surviving the pandemic. And thank you if you were one of those who endured despite losing loved ones during that time. I know it wasn’t easy, but thank you for being strong.
So, how are you now? Do you ever think about those days? Whatever your answer may be, I want to remind you that everything is moving forward. The world continues to progress toward becoming a place where we can live purposefully. Life goes on—for you, for me, for all of us. And for that, I am truly grateful. Life goes on, and that’s something to be grateful for.
Even if things feel tough, remember that you are not alone. Your friends and family are here to support you. Don’t give up. I believe that the challenges we face now won’t last forever. And while some people say God is testing us, I don’t believe He would ever do that. Jehovah God doesn’t want us to suffer. Soon, He will remove all our problems, and I hope you’ll be there to experience that time.
Anyway, I just wanted to thank you again for all the sacrifices you’ve made this year. Thank you for all your efforts. Thank you for everything. Please always remember how important you are.
You are important.
Thank you for reading my letter. Until next time. Take care.