I... I don't have a way to do it... I can never be like him. Because...
There's no Japanese bakery in this town. π
I... I don't have a way to do it... I can never be like him. Because...
There's no Japanese bakery in this town. π
Why would somebody stress about reporting their kid's absence from school? Or is that one of those Orwellian American things where you get arrested if you don't?
My pro tip for the dad and people wanting to be like the dad is to lead with the important information and then show the meme. Or even better, keep your partner in the loop regarding the stuff you're doing as you're doing it, at least when you're doing this kind of stuff that is on multiple peoples' radars. That way they don't even start freaking out.
My interpretation of the comic is that he had not done these things until after she had yelled at him, making him realize that the situation was really bad and he needed to take it over from her. Arguably he should have come to this realization sooner, but we all occasionally fail to see what is in front of us time to time, so I am willing to cut him slack given that he immediately jumped in without being asked once it became clear he was needed.
Oh, yeah, I could see that being the way it was intended. It's tough to convey the passage of time in pictures.
In the first panel of the second row the kid is still heads down, enough time didnβt pass to do all those things
What kind of food would that be? Genuinely asking, I've never tasted japanese baked/breakfast foods or seen any place that serves them.
The H-Mart near me has a Japanese bakery next to it. It's a lot of sweet/fluffy breads and pastries mixed with various sweet/savory fillings. For example, they have one that's kind of like a nice flaky croissant wrapped around a sausage that has lots of herb flavor. Or breads filled with custard, red bean paste, taro paste, and similar.
It's generally pretty rich for my tastebuds, but a lot of it is very tasty!
Oh so many things, from savory hotdogs in a fresh bun, curry bread, melon bread, cream filled puff balls, honey crisp Texas toast, you name it. It's a little pricey in the US but when I stayed in Japan, there was a tiny hole in the wall right next door that sold them for 150 yen a piece. It sustained us the whole month, every morning.
Yeah, when the school hoops they want you to jump through for whatever are too stupid, just ... don't. They will grouse at you about that. So what?
It looks like she has poo on her face in the bottom left panel. Is it supposed to be a shadow?
Her head is to the left; that's her bum with poo. Her legs are folded up in a diaper change position.
The mother, not the child.
This was basically my morning but with a mexican bakery for doughnuts.
Butter and sugar clearly the best choice cure for the common cold in toddlers.
god fuuuuuuck getting in contact with schools. I frequently have to do so for my work and it's always the worst.
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