Letters to Sarah from Sarah

Dear Sarah,

I can’t even imagine how you feel at the moment. I don’t want to, and people tell me to look away from the current situation. I’ve decided to step back, but I still know it’s important to be aware.

What feelings should I be feeling?  I think I’m sort of relating to your very sad great-granddaughter-in-law. I don’t know what to do about it.

How should I be reacting?

Love from a descendant and another Sarah

Dear Sarah,

It’s me again. I researched you more and was wondering if you could also give me some business tips?

You seemed to constantly be hosting all kinds of guests—and under stress! I know we are the type that can laugh at things, but you seemed to master controlling a lot of feelings.

I wish you were alive to host a podcast.

Thanks and love from the 21st century.

Hi, Sarah!

You would probably never want to meet me. You’re also a Sarah I’d like to interview. I’m afraid you’d walk out of the room if I asked certain questions.

I think you’re very cool and though it sounds like you like to party, you would be very valuable in understanding issues from the past. If I were to get a correspondence, no celebs or cameras would be present.

Best wishes for you future, whatever that may be.

Respectfully from another Sarah



To Sarah:

Lots of world events have occurred since I last wrote about you. I’ve also gone through many changes; I’ve seen people step up and take matters into their own hands, similar to you.

The people I’ve seen have actual talent, but I know it’s okay to ask. I’m too afraid to write any requests though. Come to think about it, I’m more afraid to send it off. But why should I be anyway? Afterall, I have been asking lots of questions to others. Many never get back to me.

I wanted to ask you about who exactly I should ask for help on my projects. Your letters made a difference. People give lots of thanks thanks to you!

From,

Sarah

To Sarah:

Did you ever have a fall break? How did you spend it? If you were here today, how would you enjoy your short time off?

From another educator and hopeful Sarah

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