Haley Zovickian is a staff writer at HuffPost, where she covers shopping and life. She is based in California.
When I was young, my mom had the foresight to ask my grandparents to fill out a memory book for me. Now an heirloom, the book captured the details of their childhoods and their lives — those precious memories that only they knew of — recording them for the future and posterity’s sake.
The real magic comes when your book is all ready — your loved ones will be able to enjoy your reflections on paper, plus they’ll be able to hear your voice recording of each prompt when they scan the QR code on the page. The result is a special archive that blends print with digital.has over 200 journal prompts, separated into short and detailed questions, to cover every important piece of your life.
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