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{{<dither IMG_6713.jpeg "782x600">}}Two bundled-up kids stick their tongues out to taste snowflakes while riding in a wagon with their baby sibling peeking from the back.{{</dither>}}
{{<dither IMG_7653.jpeg "782x600">}}Two wide-eyed little snack critics share a picnic blanket adorned with pink hibiscus, each mid-bite and equally bewildered by the mystery crumbs.{{</dither>}}
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{{<dither IMG_7681.jpeg "782x600">}}Grandparents relaxing on the couch with a curious baby and a patient dog, sharing toys and smiles in a cozy living room.{{</dither>}}
{{<dither IMG_4794.jpeg "782x600">}}Dad in a snowy yard grinning at his bundled-up, giggling child.{{</dither>}}
After publishing last month's dispatch, I exported the first two years of posts as a PDF and used [Lulu][1] to turn it into a physical book. Here's the result:
[1]: https://www.lulu.com/
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{{<dither IMG_7709.jpeg "782x600">}}Lavender planner marked “March 2023 – February 2025” with “D. Eisinger” on the spine lying on a cutting mat, shot with shallow depth of field in a workshop.{{</dither>}}
{{<dither IMG_7710.jpeg "782x600">}}Open travel journal on a cutting mat showing an Italy trip write‑up with photo grid on the left page and typed reflections on the right.{{</dither>}}
I'm pretty chuffed about this (though I wish I'd heeded their warnings about the margins). And it was cheap! Like fifteen bucks! I went ahead and ordered two, and gave one to my sister. This was a cool project and definitely worth a standalone blog post.