The Secret Adventurers' Club - Join Now!

The Secret Adventurers' Club - Join Now!

Who doesn’t love a good secret? Who doesn’t love a great adventure?

Embracing Life's Adventures

Here is the thing about memoryKPR - we are obsessed with giving you the space to create, tell and honor your stories. We are 100% confident it will make a difference to you and also to the people who come after you.

We believe in the power of stories - they connect us, and they make us better. We think the same of adventure. Adventure is like the petri-dish where good stories form and grow. Where one story overlaps with another and become one.

When you reflect on the adventures you have embarked on, it is your adventure, but there are so many people you bump into along the way who are on their own adventure. Pretty soon you can imagine how it goes from a solo exertion to a club.

Personal Reflections: Adventures That Shape Us

Some of my best memories are as a result of adventuring. I think adventure and I think of the people whose path I crossed along the way. Adventures are ours but they turn into incredible stories and memories when our adventures overlap with other people on their own adventures.

Conquering Rundle Mountain

One of my most cherished memories stems from an adventure on Rundle Mountain in the Rocky Mountains. I think back, and I remember almost turning around, sure I wasn’t going to make it to the top.

Then, I remember a complete stranger on her way down gave me the kind words and motivation to make it.

I recall standing tall at the peak and thinking I wished I could tell her I made it. That peak experience symbolized not just a physical triumph but also the kindness of a fellow adventurer.

A Solo Journey to Thailand

I think about the time I went to Thailand solo; I was ready to turn back before I ever boarded the plane. Tears rolling down my face, worried about leaving my 2-year-old in the name of a mini adventure.

I think about the complete stranger who asked if I was ok, and proceeded to give me the best advice about why I should go. This man was clearly a businessman, travelling for work, and the wisdom he shared was unexpected.

He told me part of being a good mom was doing things for myself sometimes too. He assured me that my son wouldn’t even remember and that he’d be fine. With just 4 people ahead of us in the customs line he told me I had a decision to make before the line proceeded. He said, “Either leave your sadness here on the runway where it will wait for you and go have the best time, or don’t go at all. Because if you go and carry this with you the whole time, it will be a wasted trip.” I went, I had an amazing time, and my son was fine.

His only complaint was that he had cereal for supper once.

memoryKPR's Secret Adventure Club: Building a Community of Storytellers

This summer, we initiated an exciting project — forming an adventure club with some of our most intrepid memoryKPR users. We distributed stickers for them to place in various locations nationwide, transforming bulletin boards and poster walls into canvases of shared experiences.

Join the Adventure

We invite you to be part of this growing community. You can follow the unfolding stories by visiting our secret adventure club page. If you're planning your adventure and would like to contribute, reach out to us at info@memoryKPR.com with the subject “Secret Club.” We'll provide you with a sticker to mark your journey.

Create Your Own memoryKPR

Don't forget, you can start your memoryKPR for free. Simply sign up, print your QR code, and invite others to add to your adventure story. Let's embark on this journey of shared experiences and create unforgettable memories together.