What would it mean to write to Myles at different ages in his life? I want to write him things he could understand and enjoy when he’s young and not, I don’t know, in his 30s? I want to experiment with alternating long-form letters with small notes and pieces pieces for him- I am still not sure what to call them. Let me know what you think about this idea in the comments.
17 Weeks Old
This is for when you are looking for love
Dear Myles,
i remember
when mommy and i were dating
she kept saying
never treat this relationship
as if you arrived
i was confused then
but i understand now
she was asking me
to be a better partner
so i can be a better man
be a better man
so i can bet a better husband
be a better husband
to be the best father
thank you, Wifey
Love,
Papa
My view every morning
And if you’re on Substack Notes, please select your favorite line from this letter and hit that“Restack” button.
Let me know your thoughts:
Did you get a chance to listen to the audio? Do you use voice notes at all?
Who’s someone who saw something in you before you saw it in yourself?
Should I stick to the letters I have been writing or you can bare through these bi-weekly bite size pieces? Would love your feedback on this.
Are you a morning, day, or night person?
When’s the last time someone said something that made you feel good?
Did you know that the cost of a slice of pizza and a drink from a gentrified neighborhood cost the same as becoming a paid subscriber to Raising Myles?
All proceeds collected from Raising Myles contributes to his 529 Plan. Something to think about.
Want more of Myles’ Letters?
Check out Carrying the Gift, Holding the Love
Read why we decided to call him Myles.
Read about Our first Father’s Day.
Or how about one about his father’s hairline or lack thereof?
Very wise lady! Don’t treat this as you’ve just “arrived”!
I think I am a morning person or day, not really sure, lolll.