The Box of Life Resources
Preserving memories: From Ticket Stubs to Dissected Frogs
Orit Ramler discusses how the Box of Life community preserves memories in Part Two of the Preserving Purpose Q&A Interview Series. A community of loved ones, friends and neighbors helps add meaning to our lives. True community stems from fellowship and blossoms through shared experiences and memories. While developing the Box of Life Project and… Continue reading Preserving memories: From Ticket Stubs to Dissected Frogs
Preserving your memories: Lincoln, Einstein, Ali inspire Box of Life
Orit Ramler opens up in the first of the Preserving Purpose Q&A Series about preserving your memories in the box of life and living with…
Watches Hold the Key to Why Preserving Memories is Important
My father’s collection of watches brings me comfort after his passing. It reminds me of the stories they hold and why preserving memories…
Zoe’s list
An example of a list of lessons by Zoe, I hope this list inspires you to create your own!
Some of the most difficult lessons often have to be lived first hard to understand their value.
Categories to box
Figuring out what to include in your box can be overwhelming. Here is a list of some topics to consider. You don’t need to cover them all! The idea is that this is food for thought.
My Next Decade Manifesto
Adapted for my Box of Life from “50 resolutions for my next 10 years” published on Medium on Jan 18, 2017
“When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so when you die, the world cries and you rejoice.” — Barbara McAfee
I will live and make my life a good
I will live and make my life a good one. I’ve learned that:
“Life is good if you make it a good one”
I will age with grace. I’ve learned that
I will age with grace. I’ve learned that aging can go the way you prepared for it all your life.
I will listen to others, ask them about
I will listen to others, ask them about their lives, and make them know that I care about them and how special