This guided journal is meant to help a person record their memories by answering prompts and questions about their life. It covers topics like family, childhood, schooling, relationships, career, faith, important life events and lessons. The prompts are optional to answer and can be supplemented with drawings, photos or other creative additions. The goal is for the journal writer to have fun documenting their memories and later sharing the journal with loved ones.

1. Made by :
For :

2. This book is map out to inspire
and motivate you to write
about your memories following
the guided prompts. few ques-
tions may be difficult to
answer or even not applicable,
that's fine; you can change the
questions to suit your situation
or write about why you find
them difficult. You can also
draw, sketch, doodle or stick
pictures into the pages to bring
your memories to life. Most
importantly, have fun filling
in this book and give it to your
child, so they can treasure your
memories too.

3. Let’s commence

4. What is your full name, and what are the
names of your parents and siblings?

6. How did your parents choose your name,
and does it have a special meaning?

8. Did you have any nicknames?

10. When and where were you born?

12. When and where were your family
members born?

14. What kinds of things did your family do
together when you were young ?
members born ?

16. Who were some of your friends, and
what are your fondest memories of
spending time with them?

18. What schools did you attend?

20. What were your favorite subjects in
school?

22. Who were your favorite teachers and
why were they your favorite ? school ?

24. How did you meet Grandfather ?

26. How did Grandfather propose ?

28. When and where were you married ?

30. What are your children’s names, and
when and where were they born?

32. What are some special memories you
have about your children ?

34. Where have you lived?
have about your children ?

36. Who have you worked for, and what
jobs did you do?

38. Has faith or religion played a role in
your life ? jobs did you do ?

40. What did you do to get through the dif�i-
cult times in your life? your life ?
jobs did you do ?

42. What are your favorite holiday memo-
ries and traditions?

44. What are some of your favorite things
(such as favorite colors, �lowers, books,
songs, foods, or pets)?

46. What trips or vacations do you remem-
ber, and which one was your favorite?

48. What experiences in your life have
molded you into the person you are
today?

50. What are your favorite things to do now?

52. Do you have a holiday tradition? What is
your favorite thing about the holidays?

54. What was your favorite subject or teach-
er in school?

56. What is the most important lesson that
your parents taught you?

58. What did your friends do for fun when
you were young? Did you have a best
friend?

60. Did you have a favorite toy as a child?

62. Did you get an allowance? How much
was it and what did you spend your
money on?

64. Did you ever get in trouble as a child or
teenager?

66. Did you have a curfew and what time
was it? Did you ever miss curfew?

68. How did you meet grandma/grandpa?
What was your marriage proposal like?

70. Where was your wedding? Who was
your matron of honor/best man?

72. What was your �irst job?

74. What did you want to be when you grew
up?

76. What is the earliest memory that you
have?

78. What makes you happy?

80. What is different about growing up
today than when you were a child?

82. What are the things that you are truly
grateful for?

84. Are there any secrets in our family that
no one knows of?

86. What is something in your life that you
are truly proud of?

88. What were the toughest choices that you
had to make in your entire life?

90. Was there any �ictional character that
you admired as a child?

92. Do you remember any big event that
became international news from your
time?

94. Were there any events that changed
your perspective about life?

96. What is the best place where you have
gone for a vacation and why?

98. What was your favorite movie growing
up?

100. That’s it