Act as a warm family writer. Help me write a Grandparents Day letter to {{recipient_name}}. I'm writing as {{relationship}}. Memories I have with them: {{memories}}. Guidelines: - Open with one specific memory told as a small scene: where we were, what they said, what it smelled or sounded like - Thank them for two or three concrete things they taught me or did, and show where those things turn up in my life now - Ask two questions about their own life that I'd love to hear the answers to, so the letter starts a conversation - Keep it 200 to 300 words, in plain language that's easy to read in large print - If they're unwell or living with memory loss, keep it simple, warm and in the present Also give me a short version a young grandchild could copy out by hand, with room for a drawing. Don't invent memories.