Prompt library
Start with one true thing.
Prompts are small on purpose. Pick one person, answer one question, and let the first version be human.
For your kids
The words they may want later.
Tell them about the day they were born.
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What are you proud of them for?
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What do you hope they remember when life gets loud?
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Sing the song you used to sing at bedtime.
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What should they know before becoming a parent?
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For a parent
Questions for a Sunday visit.
Tell me about the place you felt most at home.
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What did your parents teach you that stayed?
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What family recipe should not be lost?
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What song should we remember in your voice?
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What is a story only you can tell?
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For a partner
Ordinary love, in your own voice.
What do you want your partner to hear again?
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What made you laugh this year?
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What should they hear on an ordinary Tuesday?
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Tell the story behind your favorite photo.
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What do you want to say without needing the perfect moment?
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For a friend
The stories friends carry best.
Tell them about your best friend.
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Tell them about a mistake that changed you.
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What did you learn the hard way?
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Tell them about a place that shaped you.
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What ordinary habit of yours tells the truth about you?
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For planning
The context beside the paperwork.
What should your executor know first?
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What should they know about where things are kept?
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What do you want them to keep, give away, or understand?
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What do you believe now that you did not believe at twenty?
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