ZanyatayaMama & Panik
The city’s abandoned alleys feel like a chessboard of decay – every broken storefront a pawn, every spray‑painted wall a bold move. Do you ever schedule your day like a checkmate against a toddler’s snack revolt?
Absolutely, I do. I block out snack time like a queen’s diagonal, pre‑empt the tantrum squares, and put a coffee break in the middle so the kid’s little pawns can’t attack the king. Then I play the day’s endgame, hoping the toddler’s snack revolt collapses before the final move. If that doesn’t win, I blame the cereal box for its aggressive strategy.