These conversation starters will help your family spark discussions with your grandmother or grandfather about their favorite memories and wisdom they've gained over the years.
The Meaningful Conversations with My Grandparents Card Deck is designed to make those moments easier and more meaningful.
If you're eager to learn more about their lives and experience, but don't know where to begin, this deck will help you ignite the conversation.
• 100+ thought-provoking prompts across themes like childhood, love, and legacy
• Elegant packaging with gold foil and hand drawn artwork - display worthy even when not in use
• A thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or milestone birthdays
• Ideal companion to Grandma’s Story and Grandpa’s Story guided journals
• Great as a coffee table item or conversation starter for multigenerational gatherings
Carefully-developed designs and prompts allow to you reflect and remember "We are not taught how to have meaningful conversation," says author Korie Herold. "That's a skill gained over time, and it's my mission to help you learn it."
The Meaningful Conversations with Grandparents deck can be used as a standalone item, or as a companion to the guided journals Grandma's Story and Grandpa's Story. Use the conversation cards to start discussions around the dinner table, and then if you're so inclined, purchase one of the guided journals to document your grandparent's answers as you go along.
MEANINGFUL CONVERSATIONS WITH MY GRANDPARENTS CARD DECK
About the Author
Korie Herold is an artist who explores watercolor, calligraphy, hand-lettering, design, and visual interest. She lives in Kingwood, TX with her husband, Joel, and her two boys, Xander and Jonah.
She loves brunch, fresh flowers, and connecting with others. She enjoys making her house a home, and thinks the home is such an important place to nourish. Her brand began as a calligraphy business, and has since expanded to include more art mediums, exploration, and creating for the sake of the process.
Her skillset comes from a blend of studies at Abilene Christian University, going to workshops from skilled artists she admires, as well as simple trial and error in her own studio. She will forever be a student of the arts, and that alone keeps her curiosity for trying new things piqued!