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Today

Monday, September 28, 2026

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Active residents
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New recordings
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Stories awaiting review
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Family messages waiting
This month at Cedar Grove Senior Living (Demo): 9 story sessions · 46 minutes of stories · 17 highlights · 8 family messages · 16 family listens · 3 family emails sent

Story of the Day

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Funniest
The great church-picnic pig chase

Walter and his brother let the picnic pig loose chasing the deacon across the field.

— Walter
Print for the board

Fresh recordings

Walter
What's the funniest thing that ever happened to you?
Recorded Sep 25 at 4:01 AM
Dorothy
What's the craziest thing that ever happened at work?
Recorded Sep 24 at 6:01 AM
Eleanor
What was your hometown like when you were small?
Recorded Sep 24 at 6:01 AM
Jimmy
What's the wildest thing you ever did?
Recorded Sep 23 at 6:01 AM
Walter
Tell me about the day you met your wife.
Recorded Sep 23 at 6:01 AM
Betty
Tell me about the day you met your husband.
Recorded Sep 22 at 6:01 AM
Frank
When were you bravest?
Recorded Sep 22 at 6:01 AM
Dorothy
Who did you love, and how did you say goodbye?
Recorded Sep 21 at 6:01 AM

Needs a little attention

These residents haven't recorded a story yet.

Arthur
Room 230

Worth a check-in today

These residents answered the “how are you feeling?” question with a hard day recently.

B
“Not so great” · Wednesday

Awaiting your review

Touching Called home from three blocks off
Eleanor's 1940s Savannah — live oaks, low-tide marsh, and a mother's voice carrying down the square.
Eleanor
Resilience Sit at ten
A note passed glove to glove down the line, and four hundred women set down their tools at once.
Betty
Resilience English off the fish-wrap
Nine years old, fresh from Calabria, Rosa taught herself English from the newspaper the fishmonger wrapped.
Rosa
Wisdom A thousandth of an inch
Thirty-two years at the tool-and-die bench taught Walter the pride of making a thing fit exactly right.
Walter
Adventure Three days in the white
The blizzard of '57 took the herd; Harold rode three days on coffee and stubbornness and brought back all but nine.
Harold
Wartime The night the platoon sang
A radioman in 1967 Vietnam, Jimmy recalls one hour of bad singing that made the war forget them.
Jimmy