One room, one question

Talking about a whole life is too big. A house of rooms makes it small. Picture a house: a kitchen, a front door, a garden, an attic, a window. Each room holds one question.

The kitchen: what did you eat as a child? The front door: who came to visit? The garden: what did you grow or play outside? The attic: what did you keep? The window: what could you see from where you grew up?

You visit one room at a time, and either person may choose which.