Imagine years from now that your great-great grandchildren
can share your memories with their own families. Think of the connection they
can feel to you, as they learn about what it was like to live your life.
Although these stories can be passed down by word of mouth, there is something
incredible about hearing someone’s experiences in their own words.
This holds true when listening to the memories of Lucy
Pearse. Raised in Oklahoma near an Indian reservation, Pearse remembers a great
diversity of people was drawn to her community in search of jobs. She recounts
her experience going to school with a variety of cultures such as Italian and
Russian. Pearse describes the assortment of people in her neighborhood and the
different micro-communities created within her own, such as “Russian Hill.” To
listen to more about Pearse’s story, click here.
Preserving memories such as this is the goal of StoryPress.
With the help of this app, your stories can be passed down from generation to
generation in your own words. Using this technology, you can keep your
experiences alive and share them with the future. StoryPress hopes to ensure
that your stories will never be forgotten.
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