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User authored stories will always be the best stories, and authoring tools will continue to be developed. However, a digital lifetime capture permits storytelling via a lightweight markup structure, combined with location, sensor and usage data. In this paper, we describe support in the MyLifeBits system for such an approach, along with some simple authoring tools