I’ll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on Instagram, no matter what you think. Until, of course, she’s old enough to tell me to stop.
I’ll never quit posting my emoji-obscured kid on Instagram, no matter what you think.
By
Jason Diamond,
writer who lives in Brooklyn.
His novel, 'Kaplan's Plot,' is out September 16.
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