e-mail from your past!
In 2009, on April 25, a man named Greg is
supposed to get an e-mail. It will remind him he is his own best friend and
worst enemy, that he once dated a woman named Michelle, and that he planned to
major in computer science.
''More importantly," the e-mail says, ''are you wearing women's clothing?"
''More importantly," the e-mail says, ''are you wearing women's clothing?"
In 2009, on April 25, a man named Greg is supposed to get an e-mail. It will remind him he is his own best friend and worst enemy, that he once dated a woman named Michelle, and that he planned to major in computer science.
''More importantly," the e-mail says, ''are you wearing women's clothing?"
The e-mail was sent by Greg himself -- through a website called FutureMe.org. It is one of the messages open to public view at the site, and Greg used only his first name.
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''Messages into the future is something that people have always sought to do," said Paul Saffo, director of the Institute for the Future, a research group. ''In a way, it's a statement of optimism."
The ultimate sticky note reminder.
Posted: Mon - December 19, 2005 at 06:53 AM