Pass It On (Передавай) · 03 / 06
Pass It On
Good things grow when we share them.
Out for bread. Stopped by a neighbour’s. There was room at the table for a few more people.
A closer look
What this story is about
It starts with a meeting beside the tomatoes and an invitation to come over. A chopping board and knife turn up in the kitchen, then guests come for a charger and stay for dinner. Someone sets out plates, someone moves the table, someone finds another mug. Small actions bring a shared evening together.
A dish, a mug, a word passes across the table. Attention travels with them: move the pie closer, share a laugh at a joke, listen to someone’s story. A simple movement becomes an invitation to join the evening.
The image can easily continue beyond the kitchen. Pass on a song, a smile, the mood after a meeting or a quiet “I’m here”. Everyone has their own way: tell a story, pour some tea, join the conversation.
A good evening can carry on after the gathering: through a song sent to a friend, an invitation to tea, a new story at another table. You can pass it on in your own way.
Keep getting to know the song.
Song on the albumA game inspired by the songShare your thoughtsFrom an object to a feeling
What are we passing on?
Choose what you would like to share. These ideas are inspired by the song; you can come up with a next step of your own.
Music
Play a track for someone nearby or send a link with a few words of your own. Share what stayed with you.
Join the gameTea
Pour another cup and slide it towards someone at the table. Share a few quiet minutes for a conversation along with the tea.
Join the gameA smile
Notice a funny detail with someone beside you. A shared smile can give the meeting a little more time.
Join the gameAn invitation
Invite someone for a walk, to a shared table or to hear a new song. Give them room to choose their own answer.
Join the gameAttention
Put the phone aside and hear the rest of someone’s story. Sometimes a few more minutes of attention are the best gift to a conversation.
Join the gameSupport
Ask what kind of help would be welcome right now. Suggest one small thing you could do together.
Join the gameAn idea
Share a sketch of an idea and invite someone to add a move of their own. One thought can have several interesting next chapters.
Join the gameA thank-you
Name a specific detail you want to thank someone for. A few thoughtful words help the good thing stand out again.
Join the gameGood news
Tell someone who will be happy with you about a small success. Sometimes a short message is enough.
Join the gameA seat at the table
Move a chair and invite someone new into the conversation. One simple gesture makes the shared table a little bigger.
Join the gameA first take
Show your first sketch to someone who is interested. Keep the lively detail that makes you want to try another one.
Join the gameA story
Recall a small moment and tell it over tea. Someone listening may have a moment of their own to add, starting another story.
Join the gameA question
Ask someone what they are interested in right now. A simple question can lead to a long and interesting answer.
Join the gameInspiration
Share a piece of work that sparked a thought and point out the detail you enjoyed. Someone else may already have an idea beginning to grow.
Join the gameCuriosity
Suggest exploring a new street, opening a book or following an unusual question together. There can be more to discover as a pair.
Join the gameTime
Make a little time for something together. A walk, a short call or a cup of tea can become a good part of the day.
Join the gameAn opportunity
Invite someone to try a small role in a shared project. Give them room to make a choice and support their first attempt.
Join the gameJoy
Enjoy finishing something together: put on some music, take a pause and notice what you made happen.
Join the gameConfidence
Point out something a person is already doing well. A specific observation can help them notice a strength of their own.
Join the gameCourage
Offer to try something new together: step onto the dance floor, show a sketch or begin a conversation. A first step can be shared.
Join the gameWarmth
Greet someone by name, offer a comfortable place and ask about their day. A warm welcome grows out of simple details.
Join the gameA small act
Bring an extra cup, help set the table or hold a door. A small act of care makes more room for a shared moment.
Join the gameA good day
End a meeting with a kind wish and an idea for next time. Give an ordinary day a reason to return to the conversation.
Join the game