Yikes! Sorry about that last send—I’m playing around with a new way to send the emails and that clearly didn’t work. Here’s one with the actual image! Enjoy! I promise I won’t do that again!
As they confront a string of 10pm “Game Nights”, Mommy and Daddy issue strong guidance regaring being in bed by 8:20
As her bedtime grew later and later, it crept deeper and deeper into my evening relationship time with Laurea, which I believe was intentional.
client’s list of requirements sends architects into a spiral
I remember being exactly like this going into fourth grade; it is extremely weird to know yourself better as you look at a totally separate human being.
Child starts to plan for when she is officially too old for Hannah, raising alarms
We have been talking about this possibility (with Hannah) for years, but this is the first time Kina has raised it with us directly. I can’t quite process it—and clearly none of us can, entirely.
Several hours old, half-emptied into her backpack, and sort of soaked through by both a torrential rainstorm and tomato juice, but Daddy gives it a try
I really wanted this headline to just read “You Simply Gotta / Try Kina’s Tostada”, but it didn’t fit well, which is my eternal struggle with this newspaper.
Trickster enjoys disrupting the lives of her many caregivers
The thing about a mischievous child is that she really isn’t that clever or even properly mischievous, but it’s entertaining at least.
dad
p.s. If you have just joined the party here, you should know that there’s a thing that happens with this newsletter in which I fail to send any of the Daily Kinas for like a week and a half, and then I panic and send two a day until I catch up, and then I get caught up and relax and forget to send for the next week and a half. It is a weird cadence, but if you can deal with it, there’s lots of good things to read twice a day, like, “Is the Sauce Chunky?” Hang in there. It’ll all make sense.
