Questions for My Father — Twenty-Four Cards, Heavy Paper

Twenty-four questions worth asking — the kind that get a real answer, not a fine. Printed as cards, cut apart, kept in a pocket or a jar. Made for the conversations you mean to have and keep not having.

Delivered as a PDF, instantly. Print on heavy cardstock, cut along the lines, and you have a small deck — four cards to a letter sheet. Ask one at a time; there's no wrong order, and no wrong answer.

These are not icebreakers. They're the questions about the years before you, the decisions that quietly changed everything, the things he's never quite said — asked while there's still time to hear the answer.

• Twenty-four questions, each on its own card
• Delivered as PDF — print, cut, and keep
• Four cards to a sheet on 8.5 × 11 — heavy cardstock recommended
• For the conversations worth having out loud
• Set in Source Serif 4 and IBM Plex Sans on bone white
• Written in the Keptkin voice: small, specific, kept