Remember Who You Are.

Someone is about to describe your entire childhood and you are going to forward it to exactly three people.

You fill in six blanks — who you were, three things you all did and never talked about, one smell or sound, and the small betrayal at the end. We do the cadence, the rhythm-break, the credit, and the "tag three people" footer, so you ship a card that reads like a stranger wrote your inner life on purpose. The narrower you go, the more it'll get you called out — that's the point.

make yours

this is what you'll make

Remember who you are.

You are boys who mowed lawns all summer for one video game.

You did the math on every yard in gas money and Gamestop credit.

You knew which neighbor tipped and which one "forgot cash this week."

You bought it the day it dropped and beat it before Monday.

You still know the exact smell of cut grass and two-stroke gas at 8am.

And to this day you can price a lawn by looking at it.

Remember who you are.

— Dexter and the Moonrocks

(tag three people who would get this)

boys who mowed lawns all summer for one video game

Remember who you are.

You are kids who were the youngest sibling.

You inherited every game console exactly one generation too late.

You learned every swear word from a closed door you weren't allowed past.

You were the test run nobody apologized for.

You still flinch at the sound of the front door at the exact hour everyone came home.

And nobody told you the day you stopped being the baby of the house.

Remember who you are.

— Dexter and the Moonrocks

(tag three people who would get this)

kids who were the youngest sibling

Remember who you are.

You are girls who had a Bath & Body Works phase before they had anywhere to be.

You owned four scents and committed to none of them.

You sprayed Cucumber Melon on a Tuesday for no one.

You kept the empty bottle because throwing it out felt wrong.

You still know the smell of the whole store the second the mall doors opened.

And then they discontinued it and never told you it was the last bottle.

Remember who you are.

as sung by Dexter and the Moonrocks 🎸

(tag three people who would get this)

girls who had a Bath & Body Works phase before they had anywhere to be

make yours