Time capsule

   Good afternoon, everyone. How’s it going? What are you doing now? I worked a part-time job for six hours yesterday so I’m tired a little. I will work a part-time job for six hours without having a rest today. Oh, I must go out 20 minutes later. Incidentally, I am taking it easy. By the way, please see this picture.

   What do you think it? I am going to tell you about it. These are my personal belongings which I was an elementally student. Why do I have them now? Why then, do you know “time capsule”? It is a historic cache of goods or information, usually intended as method of communication with future people and to help future archaeologists, anthropologists, or historians. When I was in the sixth grade, I buried these things: a test I got a perfect score, a puzzle, a comma-shaped bead I made in visitation trip, a stuffed animal, some pictures I lived in Chiba and some small articles in time capsule. In New Year’s Day’s afternoon, I was going to go to my old school, but I had to work a part-time job so I could not go there. So my friend received in place of me and brought them in my office. When I saw the content of bag, I was so ashamed. Moreover, I saw a letter which I wrote before I buried in time capsule. Of course, old handwriting differs than now. In addition, I was still awkward with Japanese. Besides, my new and old treasures are different from each other. My treasures were silver medal which I got in meeting of Shorinjikenpo, various pictures, family and friends in those days. I realized that I am getting on in years when I read the letter. Thank you for your reading.

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