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| Create a memoir that will be read, enjoyed, and treasured! |
| In ancient times, family memories and lessons passed from generation to generation through elaborate oral histories, often in song, poetry, or legend. More recently (before television), children heard their elders' stories at the dinner table, on the back porch, or around the fireplace. These traditions may have faded, but they are being replaced by the written or recorded memoirs of people like you and me. |
| Your history is priceless. It's more important than dates (1066) and kings (Ethelred the Unready) and battles (Waterloo) and discoveries (Hispaniola). |
Why create a personal history?
When to start? |
![]() | The sooner the better! Ideally, you'll record things as they're happening—in a | |
| journal, in letters or e-mails saved to a Personal History folder, or on special memoir cards you create yourself or purchase from Zero Gravity. More... page 2 |







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