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A child’s eighteenth birthday · A fictional example

Before you knew how loved you were.

Love, from the very beginning.

Letters for Noah’s eighteenth birthday, written while his world was still small. Three people saving the beginning of a story he gets to make his own.

A shared gift from Amara, David, and Granddad Ellis
Make a time capsule

The people and stories are fictional; all imagery is illustrative. Your own keepsake holds your words, photos, and recordings.

Illustrative baby booties, a knitted blanket, and a letter saved for the future
A message for another day

Some things grow more meaningful with time.

About this example

Imagine the day it opens.

You’re previewing the book after its reveal. A real time capsule keeps its memories hidden until your chosen date.

In a collaborative keepsake, invited friends and family each add their own memories. Their contributions come together in one book, with every voice still their own.

Who came to mind?

Start with their name and one thing you want them to remember. The rest can come a little at a time.

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