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TIME TOGETHER
The Traditions We'll Keep
A partner workbook for inherited rituals, shared choices, and new household customs
- 28 pages · 25 fillable writing spaces
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What Counts as a Tradition Here
A tradition may arrive with generations of history, or it may begin with something you did twice because you enjoyed it. It can involve a community, a household, one person, or the two of you. Give the word enough space to include a familiar breakfast as well as a ceremony.
A question to make your own
A tradition in my own words
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About this book.
A tradition might be a holiday meal, a familiar greeting, a song, or a way of marking good news. Explore what your inherited customs mean to each of you, what they ask of the people involved, and which practices you would like to keep, adapt, or begin together.
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Couples bringing different customs into one celebration and home.
- Recall meaningful meals, words, music, and objects
- Understand the meaning and work behind a custom
- Discuss belief, participation, remembrance, and freely chosen roles
- Try a shared ritual and record why you chose it
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- What Counts as a Tradition Here
- A Scene From the Table
- The Words We Heard Often
- Music That Tells Us Where We Are
- An Object With a Story
- The Calendar I Grew Up With
- What the Practice Gives Me
- What the Practice Asks of Someone
- When We Mean Different Things
- A Practice I Want to Leave Behind
- A Tradition I Want to Keep Whole
- A Tradition We Could Adapt
- Something We Can Begin Ourselves
- Two Backgrounds at One Celebration
- Choosing Roles Freely
- Faith, Belief, and Participation
- Remembering Someone With Care
- Explaining Our Choice to Others
- The Ordinary Ritual of Coming Home
- How We Want to Welcome People
- Marking Our Own Milestones
- Try It Once and Pay Attention
- A Tradition May Change With Us
- The Story of What We Chose
