An afternoon of talking becomes something your family keeps.

Nobody plans to lose the stories.

Most families mean to ask. The best stories live in one person's memory: the year they arrived, what the apartment smelled like, why the family really left. They stay unrecorded because nobody knows what to ask, or how to turn an afternoon of talking into something that lasts.

Most families put this off because they don't know where to start. That's the part we do.

Three ways to keep it, a private story page, a printed hardcover, or both plus a short film.

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The next time you visit, you could be recording it.

One afternoon of talking becomes a story your family keeps — as a page, a book, or a film.