Your kitchen

Every dish has a table around it.

Snap the tin, the jug, the recipe card. Say what was served in it. The kitchen keeps the voices.

A clay living room: a sofa, a lamp and a low table — Home: four rooms and their counts.

A clay kitchen: a counter, a stove and a shelf — Home: four rooms and their counts.

Snap

The tin, the pot, the handwritten card. Five seconds each.

Tell

What was served in it, who cooked, which Sunday. Thirty seconds, in your voice.

Place

They live in the Kitchen. Open the room and the table is set.

What it asks

What’s the story?
Where did it come from?
Who gave it to you, or who does it remind you of?
What was served in it?
What should happen to it one day?

A clay jug

Questions

Is this for recipes?

It is for the things recipes live in: the tin, the dish, the card in Grandma’s hand. The story can hold the recipe.

Can Grandma tell it herself?

Anyone can be the teller. Tap her name and hand her the phone.

Can I take it all with me?

Export everything, anytime: photos, stories and transcripts, as files you own.

Thing one gives you a story. Thing ten gives you a room.

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