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30 seconds with Yuki, episode 8

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Anonymous said…
I can't wait until she's 14 and shes like, "Ugh, Dad! This is so embarasing! Stop filming me!" and the segment becomes "5 seconds with Yuki." I will still watch!
Anonymous said…
Goggles? Please explain.
smatano said…
Goggles? No. Green sunglasses? Oui!

Mimi said she looked like Paul Shaffer in her new rig (on loan from the House of Ward) so we put her sunglasses on her and there you have it.

Babies as props. Isn't that why you have them?
esheehan said…
I LOVE 30 SECONDS WITH YUKI! (Yes, I meant to scream that!).

There, just had to say it!
Erika :)
Anonymous said…
at least her writers aren't on strike.
Anonymous said…
Too cute!!! Ellie (now 9) says, "I want to see more new episodes of 30 seconds with Yuki, she is awesome. CUTE, FUNNY, NICE, and ADORABLE)."

It brings a smile to our face every time.

Kiely (and Ellie)
David A. Miller said…
I think that this is the best one yet. And there is fierce competition for Best--they are all so good.

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