Sunshinea meadow that gets brighter as you go

A present you send as a link

Somebody in your life is your sunshine.

Tell them in a way they can keep. Put their name on a little meadow — gray at first — that gets brighter every time they do something small and good in it. Then send them the link.

No accountNothing they type leaves their phoneFree, for anyone

Put a name on it

Or just type it: sunshine.attuned.you/their-name works on its own.

a small present
For you

A little world out there. It's gray this morning. It gets brighter every time you do something small in it — and it can't do that without you.

You're my sunshine.
Open it
— what opens when they tap the link

How it goes

Three minutes for you. A few good weeks for them.

Put their name on it.

The card opens with their name and, if you like, yours. Nothing else to set up.

Send the link however you two talk.

Text, email, WhatsApp — it's just a link. It works on a phone, a laptop, anything.

They clear the sky, one small thing at a time.

A minute of breathing. Three things that went right. A note to someone they drifted from. Each one dissolves a cloud and pops flowers. It's gray again the next morning — on purpose. It needs them back.

What's in the meadow

Thirteen small things, one to three minutes each.

None of them are new. Each is borrowed from studies where doing it — not reading about it — shifted how people felt. Usually a little. Sometimes for a while.

Where the thirteen come from →
blowa minute of slow breathing
look closersixty seconds on one thing
the jarthree things that went right
out therezoom out until it's smaller
a small goodone kind thing, done now
hey strangera note to someone drifted
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and seven morethe music box, dear me, the window, the studio… all on the About page