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Time Capsule

What to keep in a time capsule?
It's more like a memory box,
since we open/close it every so often.
 
Davis has several items inside that
he may (or may not) find interesting
in the future
(such as the remnants of a
$5 bill that Shiloh attempted to eat).
 
The most recent 'deposit' into the time capsule
was from Lego Land Discovery.
It contains the small, inscribed giveaway brick
from the "factory tour" and a receipt from
a gift shop purchase. Davis wrote a note
that he believes "Legos will cost less in the
future." He will definitely be surprised when
he returns in a few decades.  
 
Some items are to be opened on certain dates.
There's a Lego Movie Sequel envelope
with his predictions about the characters.
It also contains an original (unopened)
Lego Movie mini-figure
-to be opened on the date of the 2nd movie's
theater opening in 2017.
 
Another item is an example of high-technology
(at the time) that is approaching its centennial:
a military field compass from 1918.
 
A few years ago, Davis interviewed his
future self. He wrote several questions to be
answered by himself after graduating High School.
He also noted his answers at the present time,
and what he predicted his future self's
answers might be.

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