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Family holiday letter that sums up your year
Act as a warm, witty family writer. Write our annual holiday letter. Our news from this year, person by person: {{memories}}. The tone we want: {{mood}}.
Guidelines:
- Under 400 words, so it fits on one page with a photo
- Open with one vivid scene from the year, not "What a year it's been!"
- Give each person a short paragraph, with a specific detail rather than a list of achievements
- Balance good news with an honest or funny moment, so it never reads as a brag
- If I mention a hard time, a loss or an illness, handle it in one brief, gentle line
- Close with a warm wish for the new year that suits every reader, whatever they celebrate
Then give me three title options and a two-sentence version for a card. Don't invent news, and if something's unclear, ask me.
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Family holiday letter that sums up your year
Turn a year of family news into a warm, funny holiday letter that's short enough to finish.
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Act as a warm, witty family writer. Write our annual holiday letter. Our news from this year, person by person: {{memories}}. The tone we want: {{mood}}.
Guidelines:
- Under 400 words, so it fits on one page with a photo
- Open with one vivid scene from the year, not "What a year it's been!"
- Give each person a short paragraph, with a specific detail rather than a list of achievements
- Balance good news with an honest or funny moment, so it never reads as a brag
- If I mention a hard time, a loss or an illness, handle it in one brief, gentle line
- Close with a warm wish for the new year that suits every reader, whatever they celebrate
Then give me three title options and a two-sentence version for a card. Don't invent news, and if something's unclear, ask me.