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Fifty questions to ask your grandparents

Most families lose the stories first and the photographs second. Nobody means for it to happen. The person who knew the answers is simply not there one morning, and the names under the old faces go with them.

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What is inside

Fifty questions in seven groups, and a page on how to ask them without turning it into an interview.

  • Names and beginnings
  • The family line
  • Childhood and school
  • Love and marriage
  • Work, land and money
  • Faith, hard times and country
  • What you want kept

One a day. In under two months you will have something no money can buy back.

Then keep the answers somewhere they will last

A phone is not that place. Album gives your family its own private website for the photographs, the stories and the family tree, on an address your family owns, seen only by the people you invite.

You can open a working one without signing up for anything: demo.album.ke.

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