A Lasting Tale

Record the audio life story of someone you love with A Lasting Tale.

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

"How old you when you left school, and what did you do next?" 🍎 Remember, a question a day keeps that loneliness away! #socialdistancing #kindnesskillscovid

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Our question today to keep loneliness away? "What's a memorable family story from your childhood?" #kindnesskillscovid #CoranaVirusChallenge #covid19australia #socialdistancing #heartheirstory #agedcare #elderly

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

A question a day keeps loneliness away 🍎 Today's question? "What do you remember being 'good' at as a child?" (My answer - reading - but I always wished it was catching a netball!) #socialdistancing #selfisolation #heartheirstory #loneliness

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Today's question is "Tell me about your favourite sibling growing up? (a bit cheeky but always a fun response!) #heartheirstory #kindnesskillscovid #socialdistancing #coronaviruschallenge

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

A question a day keeps loneliness away! 🍎 "What do you remember of primary school?" #heartheirstory #kindnesskillscovid #socialdistancing #coronaviruschallenge

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Did you know I'm giving away all my 66 life story questions here - https://t.co/OuFCkDgy6o And today's question? "Who was your best mate at school? Where are they now?" #heartheirstory #kindnesskillscovid #socialdistancing

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

A question a day keeps loneliness away: "Do you know anything about the story of your birth?" #kindnesskillscovid #loneliness #heartheirstory #coronaviruschallenge #socialdistancing #covid19australia #selfisolation #positivenews

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

"What games did you play as a child?" A question a day keeps loneliness at bay 📱✍️ ☎️
#kindnesskillscovid #CoronaVirusChallenge #covid19australia #COVID-19 #socialdistancing #heartheirstory #agedcare #elderly

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Today's question might give us some answers. "Do you remember WW2? How did it impact your life? If you were a child, how do you remember the adults at that time?"
#kindnesskillscovid #CoranaVirusChallenge #covid19australia #socialdistancing #heartheirstory #agedcare #elderly

[E Hines @elhines]

My 96 year old grandad (who's never used a smartphone in his life) learning how to video call so he can keep in touch with us all in self-isolation #Convid19uk #SelfIsolation #positivenews

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

A question a day keeps loneliness away. Ask today's question any way you can 💻 📱 "Is there a special taste that takes you back to childhood?" #kindnesskillscovid #heartheirstory #coronaviruschallenge #socialdistancing #COVID19AU

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

A question a day keeps loneliness away. Today's life story question ☎️ "What are some of your earliest childhood memories?" #kindnesskillscovid #heartheirstory #coronaviruschallenge #socialdistancing #COVID19AU

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

It's horrifying to see our elderly are not being heard in parts of the aged care system. To misquote @4corners person is someone's mother, father, sister, uncle or friend. They were all young once. Listening to their story is so important.

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

It's horrifying to see our elderly are not being heard in parts of the aged care system. To misquote @4corners person is someone's mother, father, sister, uncle or friend. They were all young once. Listening to their story is so important.

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

I survived the Warsaw ghetto. Here are the lessons I’d like to pass on https://t.co/wacaz6iX1F

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Worry less, be kind: Science's top tips on living to 100 https://t.co/5PmcvjsYDz via @smh

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

I left it until I was 35 to really get to know my dad. I'll never look back https://t.co/eqs6FLwy3p

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

In the face of death, telling and sharing our story helps us make sense of dying https://t.co/G9yua9ofxx via @ConversationUK

[Dimity Brassil @dimbrassil]

Noughts and crosses has been a conversation starter since Ancient Rome. It was the first game played on a computer back in 1949 at Cambridge University. Did you know there are 255,168 possible ways to win? Thats the same number as great twists in any good tale. @alastingtale

[A Lasting Tale @alastingtale]

Interviewing people with dementia: Practical tips | ENRICH https://t.co/YByWJb5ZQ7