Budget

$300.00 

• Keep your invoice/voucher and return for discount on an upgraded, refreshed
  family historical narrative; or another writing service of your choosing
• Families grow and change, and Writefully Yours LLC honors those values of
  faith, family and freedom

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Tune-ups & Revisions

Writefully Yours offers 1-2 revision requests in an effort to ensure your tank is fuelly satisfied with the final life map.

• Demographical Information you wish to incorporate in your narrative
• Travel/Vacation moments, blunders, unforgettable tidbits, nothing is ever too
  small
• Births, major life events, how God restored relationships, turned crisis into
  contentment

Usually around 1-2 weeks for completion, final download will be delivered to your email. 

Thank you so much for your business! I cannot wait to write your family an outstanding piece. 

Grandma & Grandpa were born in the 1940s. Their history gave root to the stories I share today. A glimpse into the past, a piece of history the world would otherwise not know.

Grandma Jill told us kids stories about her meager beginnings living as the youngest of 10 children, during the Great Depression. Standing in line for a loaf of bread was similar to the toilet paper and sanitizer hoarders of COVID @ the local Wal-Mart. 

Grandma survived so much in her full life. Her narrative began as Job’s & most of our births began—into trouble. She had Rhumatic fever as a baby, broke a limb or two, and almost passed from cancer. I remember mom telling us kids she looked so pale. 

God, prayer & family helped her navigate through each circumstance. So happy to have known, loved & cherished her. 

Don’t be fooled, she wasn’t our average, cookie-cutter Grandma, she would rant and rave, cause a ruckus if needed. Grandpa told us about the time Grandma’s physician said she would lose her hair. Well, she didn’t, (or donned a wig), and remembered what the good doctor told her at her next follow-up.

Guess what she did?

She said, “oh, I didn’t lose my hair after all,” then proceeded to maturely stick out her tongue at him. Needless to say, she was blacklisted and unable to see the doctor without Mr. Husband accomanying her! 

I admired her for her strength and character. Her testimony was on fire for the Lord. Grandpa always said she’d turn on the radio right at 10:00 am, ready to listen to her gospel program.  

Grandpa was a reserved, quiet, Godly man. Gruff on the outside, but sometimes his softer inside gushed out now and then. He spoke of his days volunteering & shared street-smart-stranger-danger tips (say that 5x fast), so we gauged character wisely from a young age. 

I laughed so hard one time he picked us up school blaring an R&B song! I almost tinkled my pants!

-The End- 

This is my short essay-style sample. Your final copy will be long-form. 

I cannot wait to hear your favorite moments and unfold the map of your familly’s journey through life-helping you pen what matters most!