Picture yourself twenty years from now, standing in the very exact spot you had placed your feet over two decades ago. You can already feel the rush of excitement flooding over you as your hefty shovel seeps viciously into the dark, moist soil. With every heap of earth you plow, more and more anticipation creeps up on you until you strike something quite rigid with a jolt. You rapidly begin to remove the dirt secluding the stiff object, hoping that it’s not just another rock. However, as soon as you catch a glimpse of a worn piece of wood, you immediately know that this is not just another hunk of earth. You swiftly hoist the heavy crate to ground-level and unfasten the rusty metal latch. With a wide overview of all the chest’s contents, you …show more content…
You are confused as to if you are melancholy, glad, or even both. With every item holding so much value and reminiscence, the capsule truly acts as an excursion to the past. If I were to place items in a time capsule and bury it, I would put three items with extreme significance to my present life and past. These three items would include my very first piano book, a picture of my dog, and my worn-out field hockey stick. The first item that I would put in my time capsule would be my very first piano book. The first reason why I would put my piano book in my time capsule is that piano has gotten me through many tough situations in my life. For instance, one time last year I made the horrible mistake of talking about one of my friends behind her back to another girl in my class. The girl, who was thought to be trustworthy, informed my friend all the things I had stated about her. When my friend confronted me, I had no idea of what I should do- own up to my mistakes or deny even doing it in the first place. Both seemed to have equally bad outcomes at the moment, so I had a huge decision to make in order to save the friendship. Therefore, to get my mind off everything, hoping the answer