Sharing our collective memories
The Remembering Site makes it easy for anyone, anywhere to write and publish their life story and add to it as life unfolds. Not everyone is able to leave money, jewelry or land as an inheritance for their children.
Everyone, though, can leave the most precious commodity of all - family treasures made of words. The evocative questions on The Remembering Site make this as easy as possible for you.
Create your personal history, and share family stories with your loved ones. Once you have completed your autobiography, it will be available for others to read on this site if you wish. You will be able to e-mail your stories and pictures to family, friends, and colleagues.
You will also have the opportunity to print quality paperback or hardback copies of your memoir to hold in your hands and share.
"... Jack was happy and productive in his job. But he died instantly having won a game spectacularly amid the cheers of his fellow players! All of life has its great joys and deep sorrows..."
Excerpted from the story of Elisabeth Elm's life...
“I have lived in Havana city all my life, and I have only lived in two houses - my folk’s and now my wife’s. The area is heavily populated and very noisy on weekends...”
Excerpted from Arturo Mesa Imbernoa’s life ...
"Phil and I dated and became good friends in the five years before our wedding and we were both very certain that marriage was what we wanted. Our 50th wedding anniversary celebration was wonderful..."
Excerpted from Faye James' autobiography...
"My parents room was crowded with spears, cow skins and cow ghee. We only went there to bid my father good morning before we went off to the till the fields at 4.00 in the morning..."
Excerpted from Dorocas Kichere's' autobiography...