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Family & Relationships
These are the people who filled the house, the dog who slept at the foot of the bed, the watch handed down through three sets of hands, and the night everyone still talks about. The pieces of your life that were never really yours alone.
Six lists in this category
The people who shaped you rarely knew they were doing it. Writing them down is how you finally tell them.
A family is mostly small things nobody thought to record. The name of the cat who lived nineteen years. The reason the punch bowl belonged to your grandmother and not your aunt. The story you've told at every Thanksgiving until it became shorthand for who you are. These four Lists give those things a place to sit, so the details survive past the point where anyone remembers to ask.
Some of what belongs here is warm and easy, and some of it you'll turn over for a while before you write it. Who held the heirloom before you and who gets it next. Which story you'd want to outlast all the others. The party that went perfectly and the one that got gloriously out of hand. Take them one at a time. Each List is its own afternoon, and there's no order you have to follow.
Every list here lives in Decembers.
- Lists
- A list for every kind of life. Pick one and start answering.
- Timeline
- Your answers arrange themselves in order, across every list you keep.
- Inner Circle
- Not social media. Only the few people you name ever read it.
Every list in Family & Relationships
Start with any one of them. Every answer lands on the same Timeline.
- Every animal that ever shared your lifepets
- The stories you'd choose to send forwardstories
- The things that came down to you, hand to handheirlooms
- Every party you threw and the ones people still talk aboutparties
- The firsts you happened to be in the room forchild's milestones
- The people who saw something in you before you saw it in yourselfteachers
The people are the whole point
Every life is really a crowd of other lives leaning against it. Pick the pet, the story, the heirloom, or the gathering — whichever one you can already picture — and start there.
Free to start. Private from the first word.