Make a Map With Two Landmarks and One Shared Path

Try a tiny map of an imaginary place you’d both enjoy visiting. Each person adds one landmark—a moonlit greenhouse, a very polite mountain, a café for tiny dragons—without needing to explain the choice. Then draw one path connecting them and give that path a name together.

The landmarks stay each person’s own; the route is the shared creation. Keep it rough, keep it private, or pass on the invitation. The point isn’t to design the perfect destination—it’s to see what happens when two different ideas get room on the same map.