Hello, everyone! Welcome to my blog, where I share my thoughts and experiences as a mom of three wonderful kids. Today, I want to do something special. I want to share with you some of my favorite memories of my kids when they were young, and how I plan to preserve them and send them back to them at a future date using Virtual Time Capsule.
What is Virtual Time Capsule? It is an app that allows you to send your life stories to anyone at a later date in the future[^1^][2]. You can upload photos, videos, audio, or text files, and choose when and to whom you want to send them. It is like a digital version of a traditional time capsule, but without the hassle of digging or burying anything.
I love this idea, because I think it is a great way to capture and share the precious moments of our lives with our loved ones. I also think it is a wonderful gift for our children, who will be able to see and hear how much we loved and supported them throughout their lives.
So, I decided to create a virtual time capsule for each of my kids, and fill it with some of my favorite memories of them when they were young. I plan to send it to them on their 18th birthday, as a surprise and a celebration of their adulthood. Here are some of the memories that I included in each capsule:
For my oldest son, Jake, I included:
- A video of his first steps, when he was 11 months old. He was so determined and proud, and we were so excited and proud too.
- A photo of his first day of kindergarten, when he was wearing his Spider-Man backpack and smiling nervously. He was so brave and curious, and we were so happy and hopeful for him.
- A drawing that he made for me when he was 7 years old, for Mother's Day. It was a picture of me and him holding hands, with a heart and the words "I love you, Mom". He was so sweet and thoughtful, and I was so touched and grateful for him.
For my daughter, Lily, I included:
- A video of her first word, when she was 10 months old. She said "mama", and I cried tears of joy. She was so smart and adorable, and I was so overwhelmed and blessed by her.
- A photo of her first ballet recital, when she was 5 years old. She was wearing a pink tutu and a tiara, and she looked like a princess. She was so graceful and confident, and we were so impressed and proud of her.
- A poem that she wrote for me when she was 9 years old, for my birthday. It was a beautiful and heartfelt poem, expressing her love and appreciation for me. She was so talented and creative, and I was so moved and amazed by her.
For my youngest son, Max, I included:
- A video of his first laugh, when he was 4 months old. He giggled so hard, and we laughed along with him. He was so joyful and infectious, and we were so delighted and entertained by him.
- A photo of his first soccer game, when he was 6 years old. He scored a goal, and we cheered for him. He was so energetic and athletic, and we were so supportive and proud of him.
- A song that he sang for me when he was 8 years old, for Valentine's Day. It was a cute and catchy song, with lyrics like "You are my mom, you are my friend, you are the best, I love you to the end". He was so charming and musical, and I was so charmed and loved by him.
These are just some of the memories that I included in each capsule, but there are many more. I hope that when my kids receive them, they will feel the same emotions that I felt when I created them: love, happiness, gratitude, and pride. I hope that they will enjoy seeing and hearing how much they have grown and changed, and how much they have always been loved and valued. I hope that they will cherish these memories, and make new ones with their own families.
Thank you for reading my blog post, and I hope that you will also try Virtual Time Capsule, and create your own capsules for your loved ones. It is a simple, easy, and fun way to preserve and share your life stories, and to give a gift that will last a lifetime, and beyond.
Until next time, stay happy and healthy!
Love,
Mom
