Your words + visual content = a story not soon forgotten
Let’s get your stories + the photographs and graphics that illustrate them into a format that can be shared and treasured.
Digital or print.
It’s all possible when you just add a few tools to your creative tool chest.
Hello, I’m Rebecca and I’m a creator and educator who loves helping others tell their stories in thoughtfully designed digital eBooks and print formats. I help businesses and families alike. In my opinion, every story is important and deserves to be told and preserved.
Recent Articles
The Big 5: Writing the Stories of Your Pets
I’ve written before about sharing the stories of losing beloved family pets and even included that as one of the daily prompts in my book “A Simple Guide to Writing Family Stories.” But I believe it’s just as important to share the stories of all those delightful experiences you had together, right? Let’s look at how to reminisce and write stories about your beloved dogs, cats, fish, hamsters, gerbils, birds, or _______ (fill in what I have missed).
The Big 5: Writing Stories About Your Life’s Work
If you’ve decided it’s important to share stories about your life with your descendants, I think you’ll agree that they will want to know about your work. Your stories might not be about a lifelong career. Many of us have had different types of jobs at different times in our lives. In fact, for some of you, a volunteer position had the most impact on your life.
The Big 5 – Writing Your Family Birth Stories
As you begin to collect important stories from your family life, don’t miss out on reminiscing and writing about the birth of the special people in your life – including yourself. Think for a minute about what it will mean to your children and grandchildren to one day read about the day they were born – all through the filter of what you experienced and felt that day. Let’s learn how to craft a simple written piece about “the day you were born.”