Andrew East’s kids are at the age when the questions never stop. His 2-year-old points at the world and asks, “Daddy, what’s that?” His 4-year-old wants to know why—why the family’s chickens get one particular type of food, why a fire needs kindling before logs, why the trail goes up before it comes back down. And his 6-year-old has started reaching for the bigger ones : “Where’s Papa now?” she asks about her late grandfather. “What was he like?” The questions a kid asks their dad inevitably