The section, in place on a page

A life has places, and every one of them has a story in it.

Try this one tonight

Where did you live, and what happened there?

It is the easiest question in the world to start with, and almost nobody asks the second half of it. A street name gets you a street name. What happened on it gets you the neighbour, the row, the dog, the winter the pipes froze.

A hundred questions to ask

Two uses for the same drawing. On a hero it carries the proposition; on an inverted band it becomes the question prompt, which is the free half of the business. The outline is Natural Earth 1:50m (public domain), simplified hard so the coastline reads as torn paper rather than a survey. It is not a coverage map and must never be captioned as one: the site says Amanda is in Colchester and works with families across the UK, and it deliberately no longer states anything about travel or video calls.