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30 seconds* with Yuki**, episode 30



*not true

**true

As Yuki becomes more aware of the camera and more interested in "camera baby" it is getting harder to capture video of her that isn't me running away while she reaches for the camera. Or footage of her pointing the camera up her nose or at her eye. Anyway, for the few of you still coming by, I hope you won't mind the format change. For anyone new, welcome! Where ya been?
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Nikki Prz said…
Holy crap, that's awesome. I swear at some point she totally says, "Hi how are ya?"

-Nikki
10:55 PM
Anonymous said…
So cute!
I'm going to call just to hear her talk to me.

Two words on exercise, Mimi:
Pie. Lattes.
Works for me!

Love,
KT
3:37 AM
Amy said…
I love how she clicked over o take another call!
Stella asked about Yuki the other day. She asked "Yuki happy"? "Yuki home?" I assured Stella I would pass on the message
2:06 PM
Michelle said…
Well, hello, Yuki!
2:43 PM
Lisa Tucker said…
I just laughed and snorted and laughed and snorted again.
8:34 PM
Anonymous said…
thank you so much for letting us in - otherwise we would never know!
9:21 PM
Anonymous said…
We want more Yuki! We want more Yuki! We want more Yuki! Keep those 30 seconds rolling!
cio cia gibs
7:42 PM
Anonymous said…
So cute! Believe it or not, one day soon you'll be able to look back and know exactly what words she was saying.

-Dyan
4:51 PM
A Granddaughter said…
this is a phone. a what? a phone. a what? a phone. Ohhh, a phone...
9:28 PM
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