I think I may be on to something.

I should write an article about how parents’ professional effectiveness is comprised because they have to store photos of the things their children like on their phones. This leads to time wastage and cognitive loading as I have to scroll past my son’s photos before I come to the one that I need for work.

His panda fixation has become a passing fad, but there’s no telling when his feelings for pandas will be rekindled. So, I cannot delete them.

Let me add some critical commentary in this case. Owing to the tense relations between Japan and China, Japan’s last two pandas in Ueno Zoo will return to China by the end of January. This might boost tourism in Singapore as Japanese people who are starved of panda love will visit our country and ogle at Kai Kai and Jia Jia to their heart’s content.