This is a wall for the little things: the mornings,
the kitchen tables, the long drives home. Every card below is a small
page of its own, set at a friendly angle, as if it were taped up in a
scrapbook.
Keep it for photographs, for quotes that stuck with you, or for the
ordinary days you would like to remember. There is room for as many
cards as you like.
How to use this template
Open index.html in any text editor and change the words
inside the cards. Open style.css to change the colours,
the paper, or the angles. To use a real photograph, find the
.photo rules near the top of the stylesheet and swap the
gradient for your own image — the comment there shows you
exactly how. Then save, and refresh the page. That is the whole
workflow.
The wall
The morning we found the lighthouse — and
climbed it twice, just to be sure.
August · the coast
Nan’s kitchen. Always warm, always something
quietly bubbling on the stove.
Winter · home
“We didn’t know we were making
memories. We just knew we were having fun.”
Pinned above the desk
The first tomatoes of the summer, eaten warm off
the vine with a little salt.
July · the garden
Rain hammered the caravan roof all night.
Nobody minded one bit.
October · the lakes
The dog who hated the sea, and barked at every
single wave.
May · the beach
Pancakes every Sunday. The first one is always for
the cook.
Weekly · the kitchen
Remember to take more photographs of the ordinary
days — they turn out to be the good ones.
A note to self
The long road north, windows down, one good song
on repeat.
September · the drive
A jar of sea glass, collected one colour at a
time.
June · the shore
Fireworks over the harbour, and a very late walk
home afterwards.
New Year · the harbour