Write a book.
You heard me right!
If you don't want to write a whole book, one that gets bound and published, that's OKAY! You don't have to do that. You can just write your story in a book. I have several of these types of books at my home right now. They are super! If you don't feel like you're ready for that yet, but you have a loved one who you would like to know more, you can give one to them. In these books, they give you a question and you answer it. Sometimes we (or maybe those we leave behind) want to know something about a person long after the opportunity is still there to ask them. Sometimes we don't or can't think of questions. This is one way to leave a legacy of your feelings and experiences. Or find out how your family members feel about their life and experiences. Priceless!
My darlin's father is one of the many who has been dealing with the challenge of Alzheimer's. He's only 77 years old, and a lot of his memories are gone. Sad.
He has led a wonderful life, full of adventures and experiences that will not be shared, except by family members who were there with him.
One of these books has you answer just one question a day for a year. How easy is that? Anyone can do that! Others are more like a journal and you write as you have time. Write your memories down, and there won't be one person who is not thrilled that you did, including you. Happy Family History Friday! Love, Joy
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