Days worth writing ahead of.

Some days you can feel the year starting. Write a letter from inside one, seal it, and it is scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing, for whoever the year has made of you. Pairs need verified payment and both letters written before that year begins. The opening link becomes available on schedule; email arrival can vary.

• Next New Year, you get to answer for this one.
  Write to the person you'll be next New Year. Encrypted in your browser and scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing.
• Write to the person blowing out next year's candles.
  A birthday ritual that costs five dollars and takes ten minutes: write to the person blowing out next year's candles, or write one for someone you love and have it arrive on their morning.
• The first anniversary present is written this week.
  Two letters, written around your wedding and scheduled to open one year after verified payment and both letters are written. Keep them private, or agree to exchange.
• Before the first lecture, brief the person who survives first year.
  Write to second-year you before the first lecture happens. Encrypted in your browser and scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing.
• Everyone asks what's next. Answer where you can't be overheard.
  The tassel moves, the year starts. Write to the person you'll be twelve months into whatever comes next.
• From the 3am feeds to the first birthday.
  Write from inside the sleepless first weeks to the parent of a one-year-old. Sealed until the year turns.
• Write from the start. Read a year later.
  Written early in sobriety, encrypted in your browser and scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing. A record for your future self.
• Week one knows things year one has forgotten.
  Written the week you start, opened when the job is a year old. Find out what the plan survived.
• Write it while home is still the old place.
  Written with the suitcases still packed, opened by the person the new country made. One year, sealed.
• A year from now, this reads differently.
  Written in the raw weeks, encrypted in your browser and scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing. Words for someone a year further on.
• The last handover note is to yourself.
  Written in the last weeks of working life, opened one year into the new one. The handover letter nobody else can write.
• Some letters wait better than people do.
  Written before you ship out, sealed for a year, waiting when the year is done. Two can write and trade on the day.
• Write it in the echo, before the furniture learns its place.
  Boxes everywhere, one working lamp. Write to the person who has lived here a year, and seal it until then.
• After the signatures dry, tell yourself the truth.
  The uniform comes off, the year starts counting. Write to the person twelve months out of the school gates.
• Founding week is the only witness worth having.
  Founding week writes down why. A year later you read it back. Encrypted in your browser and scheduled to open one year after confirmed sealing.
• Write them together, before the airport.
  Two people, two letters, a year ahead. Write together before the distance starts, then keep your letters private or agree to exchange when they open.