Answer Questions

One way to make writing your letter easier is to just answer questions. The following is a list of questions I think would provide very valuable insight to your grandchildren.

What were the top five most important moments in your life?

What were the three hardest lessons you learned in life?

How did you know your mother love you?

How did your father help you become a better person?

What were the five most important books you ever read?

How do you make love last?

What are you passionate about and why?

What is your best advice for handling stress in life?

What do you think your grandchildren should pay more attention to?

If you could live your life over again, what two things would you change?

What do you think is the most important question in life?

What are your strengths and how did you develop them?

When were you most happy and why?

How do you strive to be more like your parents and or different from your parents?

What were the top three most important decisions you have made in your life?

What one quote would you like your grandchildren to live by?

What has been the greatest blessing in your life?

If you could put up a billboard in your hometown, what would it read?

What are your best and worst habits?

What moment did you feel the most proud of your life?

What is the purpose of life?

What would you like said about you at your funeral?