Most of us wish we could keep a neat archive of our life, with pages vividly documenting our most prized memories or detailing our exchanges with the people we love most. Too often, though, busy schedules get in the way, and those keen to keep a journaling habit teeter off just weeks in. But one woman has managed the opposite, maintaining a consistent, handwritten record of her life for more than four decades. What is more, her sister, mother and grandmother all did the same, resulting in a