Stay at the Table
Stay at the Table
Everyone finally made it to the same table. Stay there a little longer.
A printable collection of questions and keepsakes made to help families laugh, remember, tell stories, and learn something new about each other.
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Stay at the Table is coming October 5. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it's ready.
The good ones are worth lingering over
Pick a card and see where the conversation goes. Maybe it gets a laugh. Maybe it brings up a story you've never heard. Maybe one question turns into twenty minutes nobody planned on.
There's no need to get through them all. That's kind of the point.
Talk. Keep. Pass It On.
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TALK
Pick a card.
Start somewhere. Laugh, remember, wander off topic. There are no right answers and nowhere you need to go.
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KEEP
Save a story.
Hear something you'd hate to forget? Write down enough to bring it back someday with Stories Worth Keeping.
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PASS IT ON
Tell someone they came to mind.
Leave a note for someone at the table, or send a postcard to someone who wasn't. A few honest words are all you need.
What's inside Stay at the Table
Everything you need to start a conversation, hold onto a story, and let someone know they were thought of.
28 Conversation Cards
Questions made for stories, laughs, memories, and the occasional "Wait, I never knew that."
1 Stories Worth Keeping Sheet
A simple place to save one story you don't want to lose.
4 Pass It On Cards per page
For the things you want to say while the person is still sitting right there.
2 Postcards per page
For the person who wasn't at the table, but somehow ended up in the conversation anyway.
Digital download. Print at home. Use again and again.
From download to dinner table
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PRINT
Download the files and print them at home.
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CUT
Cut of the cards. Nothing fancy required.
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GATHER
Put them on the table and pick a question.
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STAY AWHILE
See where the conversation goes.
A little prep. No complicated rules. No pressure to finish.
Nothing is being shipped. Except maybe a postcard.
Stay at the Table is a digital download, so you can print it at home whenever the moment feels right.
Regular printer paper works for most pieces. We recommend cardstock for the postcards so they're sturdy enough to write on, stamp, and send.
Download · Print · Cut · Keep nearby
You don't need a special occasion.
Tuesday dinner counts. So does Sunday lunch. Takeout at the kitchen counter. Thanksgiving with too many people squeezed around the table.
The point isn't to make the moment perfect.
It's to notice that you're in one.
Save your seat
Stay at the Table is coming October 5. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it's ready.