A brief first-person monologue describing the speaker’s routine of sending daily morning emails (around 5 AM) as a way to stay connected, plus occasional handwritten letters to communicate deeper feelings. The speaker emphasizes concise, bullet-point emails and uses letters to express personal emotions without blame.
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Daily emails. Very powerful. Really like connects me. I didn't do that forever and I'm not 100% perfect. Still, I do catch myself getting busy and forgetting. But I get up at 4ish, send an email in the morning about 5ish. It's almost like a competition myself. Email Dina before 5. Email Dina before 5. Quick, simple, to the point, bullet point style. If it's something big going on, I'll actually write her a letter maybe like once every week or two. Like, hey, I'm just not feeling this. Hey, I don't like the way you're thinking here. And again, it's not me pointing fingers, it's more how I feel and it makes me feel weird when you do this. It's my feeling so I can't be wrong. It's how I feel feel. So I'm just expressing myself through a letter from my experience.