Touching Tomorrow: How to Interview Your Loved Ones to Capture a Lifetime of Memories on Video or Audio
The pressures of modern living make it all too easy to become  disconnected from our families, both geographically and psychologically.  Embarking on a project to capture your loved ones on tape will not only bring  everyone closer together in the here and now but will create a legacy of  memories for future generations. Under the sage guidance of Mary LoVerde inTouching Tomorrow: How to Interview Your Loved Ones to Capture a Lifetime of  Memories on Video or Audio, we learn how easy (if time-consuming) it can be  to help family members open up, share memories, and reveal hopes and dreams, and  how to record these interviews on video- or audiotape.From overcoming resistance to making the speaker feel comfortable, and getting  it all recorded to making this heirloom-to-be uniquely your own, LoVerde offers  instructions and tips as well as moving recollections from those who have  participated in the process. LoVerde's extensive lists of questions are  perfectly geared to get the whole thing rolling, and even if your discussions  never reach the taping stage, you'll gain valuable insights and hear touching  remembrances from your own loved ones just from trying out the interview  procedures.--Amy Handy