How to bring families together, one sentence at a time

Create a list of 100 different things that you like. Or, that you think other family members like. List these out in an ordered list with numbers 1 to 100. Then, show this list to every family member at your next family get together. Either printing it out or showing it on your smartphone. Ask each person to pick a number that they like. And then add something, maybe even just one sentence to that. Give that person a new number and add it to the end of the list 101. Go to each family member who wants to participate in this activity and ask them to do the same and give them a new number. After weeks, months, years decades and even centuries, you might have something that is very useful and very interesting. Please, if you do like this idea and you use it, please let me know. I am incredibly interested to find other families that might find this interesting. Maybe one day these family newsletters could help other families too know if someone might be compatible to join a family of someone else’s whether they are an orphan, a fiancé, or just a close friend. The reason why I use number instead of names is simple. Privacy. When there is privacy there is much less opportunity to bully or be mean to someone else. Positive encouraging sentences should be kept, and negative comments should be deleted.

If you like this idea or just parts of this idea, please write a Medium article about it. I’d love to here other ideas on how to make a newsletter one sentence at a time.