Well, shall we talk? Answers for a long memory

This album for interviews is an opportunity to listen to the thoughts, arguments, and memories of a grandmother. Before you is a person – a history. Much of what she has experienced is a part of you. You have absorbed... her life and her memories with the warmth of hands, with words of support, and with loving hugs. This album will help you to talk heart-to-heart, guide your conversation, and help avoid awkward pauses. Your sincere interest in the thoughts and life of your grandmother will make the minutes spent with this album one of the most tender memories of your family history. Words, memories, and feelings – this is the treasure that will remain on the pages of the album. Restore family history and start writing the family chronicle together with a series of memory albums. How to use the album? Instructions for grandchildren: Gift the album to your grandmother. Discuss the answers together and help write them down. Listen carefully and ask additional questions. Do not insist if the grandmother is not in the mood to answer. Choose a portrait of the grandmother and glue it in the special window. Write your own questions at the end of the album. Keep the album on the shelf with photo albums and cherish it as a family relic. How to use the album? Instructions for grandmothers: Answer the questions sincerely and do not be afraid of the truth. You can fill the album from any place, set it aside, and return to it. You can write on the margins, leave notes, glue in additional sheets. Questions can be skipped if you are not in the mood. Talk to your children and grandchildren about what you have written. Try to answer thoroughly and in detail. What’s inside? What is the hardest thing for you? How to survive a breakup? Tell us what you were passionate about in your youth. Share your favorite treats. What is the most challenging part of marriage? How can I help you when you’re feeling down? Did you like your job? Tell us about your colleagues. How is childhood friendship different from friendship now? What skills and knowledge do you want to pass on to me?