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LifeBook Memoirs 12 Days of Christmas

The Twelve Days Of Christmas

On the first day of Christmas, my family bought for me the gift of my LifeBook memoir. On the second day of Christmas, my family bought for me two hundred pages of my LifeBook memoir. On the third day of Christmas, my family bought for me three-week build, two hundred pages. On the fourth day of Christmas, my family bought…

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LifeBook Memoirs Christmas Magic

My Merry Memoir

Christmas has always been one of my most favorite times of the year. The furthest back I can remember, circa age four, the local mall had, of course, Santa Claus, but also…TWO REINDEER. Not live reindeer. But to me, they may as well have been. I can still envision their smiling plushy faces with heads that turned, welcoming eyes that blinked, and mouths that moved and…spoke! 

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LifeBook Memoirs Its-a Wonderful Life

It’s A Wonderful Life(time)

Sometimes we need a Clarence, from the classic film “It’s A Wonderful Life”, in our lives to help us know our worth. Sometimes we need a guardian angel to listen to us and to empathize with our deepest fears. Sometimes we need someone to validate why we were put on this earth and how we have made a difference. Who is your Clarence?

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LifeBook Memoirs All Things Merry and Bright at Your Fingertips

All Things Merry and Bright at Your Fingertips

With Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Chanukah, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Kwanzaa, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day coming up we will certainly not be bored. On the contrary, the likelihood is that we’ll be literally inundated with shopping deals, events, dinners, and other celebrations. Make the most of it and get your agenda sorted now!

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The Dash Is Why

If you haven’t heard of the poem “The Dash” by Linda Ellis, the team here at LifeBook Memoirs highly recommends you find a quiet place, pull up a chair, and get ready to feel all the feels. Perhaps most often heard during eulogies and memorial services, “The Dash” is a moving account of the true meaning of life. Imagine being able to capture and share the contents of your family member’s dash.

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LifeBook Memoirs Thanksgiving Tradition

A Timeless Thanksgiving Tradition

One of the most wonderful times of the year, where family, friends, and traditions are celebrated and revered, is here. One tradition that has transcended generations is Macy’s parade in New York City. Since the first march in 1924, the parade has captivated audiences and become synonymous with the start of the holiday season.

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A Project to Live For – Caring For Ageing Parents

We are very grateful for YPO’s support of LifeBook’s quest to help people supporting their parents better. Roy, our founder.  was interviewed by YPO for their website about what inspired him to start LifeBook. It’s great to see such an amazing organization showing an interest in Roy’s campaign to help people care for their parents.

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The 147th Open is Upon Us!

Golf fans across the world turn their attention to the UK in anticipation of the 147th Open. Competing for one of the most prestigious trophies in sport, golf’s best from all corners of the globe have converged in their attempts to attain the Claret Jug (not to mention the £1.42 million for the winner). One of LifeBook’s own will be in Carnoustie to watch the final two rounds.

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LifeBook Does the Magnificent Royal Wedding

The Royal wedding fever hit the UK on 19th May and everyone is still talking about it. The LifeBook barn is buzzing about who wore what, how incredible Meghan Markle and Prince Harry looked together. Everybody loves a royal wedding, as evidenced by the legions of well-wishers who lined the streets of Windsor.

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LifeBook is Currently Experiencing its Busiest Christmas

With Christmas rapidly approaching (only three weeks to go at the time of writing!), we here at LifeBook Memoirs are currently experiencing our busiest Christmas production schedule yet. Unfortunately, Santa is too busy to help with our deliveries this year, but at least we’re now on first-name terms with our couriers.

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