Journal
Pierre Goux
Carnely's journal is kept by Pierre Goux, co-founder of Carnely, based in France. He writes about choosing and sharing what matters with the people close to you: the memories you keep, the ones you entrust, and how you tell them. Every article is reviewed before publication. To reach him: [email protected].
His articles
- Family Christmas traditions worth starting this year
- A group trip photo album worth coming back to
- Organizing a family reunion, from invitations to photos
- How to get wedding photos from your guests
- Quitting social media without losing touch
- What is a memory, really?
- Declutter your photos: keep what matters
- An alternative to the family WhatsApp group: stepping out of the feed
- Staying in touch with parents long distance, beyond the phone call
- The first month after they leave: when your child moves abroad
- Sharing memories with family abroad
- Writing the story behind a family photo: three lines are enough
- Sharing your childhood with your children, without writing a memoir
- How to start writing your life story: a gesture, not a project
- Writing where you come from: your village, your house, your people
- Same place every summer: writing thirty years of returning
- Sunday family meal: writing it down so it keeps being played
- How to write a family biography without becoming a writer
- 70th birthday gift ideas: beyond the usual choices
- Letter to your child getting married: what you don't say aloud
- Sensory memories: writing the smells, gestures and sounds
- Writing summer memories: what doesn't fit in a photograph
- Original Mother's Day gift idea: for a mother who needs nothing
- Writing a letter to your children: starting without making it an event
- Family memory book: what goes in it, and how to make one
- Retirement gift ideas: three directions that last
- Original gift ideas for parents: stepping off the beaten path
- Passing on family recipes: cook, write, share
- Questions to ask your parents: what makes the difference