Bedtime Questions

A glimpse into what leadership would be like if our first collective priority were children, over and over and over...

When I meet someone named Hannah, the clock starts ticking on when I’m gonna add Banana.

“Why do you need money?”

“How many stars are there?”

"What was your favorite band when you were my age?"

"Dad what is your favorite thing to do?"

My 4.5-year old just made a list of things he is grateful for. Four things made the list: -Dada -Mama -the dog -our cupboards Now, I want to think that the cupboards are a metaphor for food or "lack of starvation". But no. He just likes the cupboards.

“Why do stickers stick?”

“How do you make paper?”

“How many miles is a light year?”

“Where did you get your middle name?”

“How did you meet mama?”

“Why do we have 267 bones?”

“Do you know how much the planet weighs?”

“Why does it feel good when the poop comes out?”

"Why is there no air in space?"

"Why do we have emotions? Why do we cry? Why are we happy?"

"Why do people go to magic shows if magic isn't real?"

"How does electricity come to our house?"

“Why do you think what you think?”

Boy 1: How do you make yourself cry? Boy 2: You can punch yourself in the face.

How does your heart pump blood around your body?

How do lightsabers cut bone?

How does a clock work?

Why do the oceans break apart the land?

What’s the past tense of “pants”?

How does the world work?

“Can you lie down with me?”

I missed bedtime tonight, was out at an event. Will update!

Have we ever seen a black hole or a white hole?