Many people have spring break this week. To celebrate, here’s a letter from April 2018. For the record, looking back, I don’t love my advice. I much prefer the input from commenters on this one.

For spring break, a letter from 2018. I don’t expect updates from letter writers, but I do enjoy them. To this person I say: If you’re still out there, let us know what happened.

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