A group card
A finished card
Maya's birthday card
Six people got the link. Each wrote her a message. She reads them one at a time.
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you still ring me on the way home from every interview, and you have since we were nineteen.
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you taught me to make bread in your kitchen and then let me take the credit at Christmas.
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you are the only person who has ever remembered my dog's birthday.
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you drove to Leeds and back in a day because I said I was fine and you did not believe me.
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you always order the thing nobody else will and then pass it round.
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you kept every card I made you at school. I found the box.
Maya and her six are made up.
The question
Each writer gets a question.
One at a time, about Maya. They answer in their own words, or write without one.
Who they are to you
- Something Maya did this year that you still think about.
- Words of Maya's that you have caught yourself using.
- A day Maya made better just by turning up.
- Something Maya taught you without meaning to.
- A small thing about Maya that nobody else would notice.
- The story about Maya you tell most.
- The moment you knew you had a proper friend in Maya.
- Something Maya did that only a friend would.
- A thing you still laugh about together.
- The time Maya turned up when it mattered.
- Something Maya knew about you before you said it.
- Something Maya did for the family that went unsaid.
- A habit of Maya's that you have caught yourself copying.
- A memory of Maya from when you were younger.
- Something Maya put up with from you.
- Something Maya taught you, mostly by example.
- A small thing Maya did that you noticed and never mentioned.
- The moment you knew.
- Something Maya did this year that made things easier for you.
- A thing about Maya you would not change.
- Something Maya carried that was yours to carry.
- The thing you go to Maya for.
- Something you picked up from working beside Maya.
- A bad day at work that Maya turned round.
- Something a new starter should be told about Maya.
- Something Maya did that made the job feel worth doing.
Or write without one.
Create a card
Everyone's words in one card.