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DT said…
She didn't seem pleased that the Happy Birthday ended. Apparently, she likes to celebrate. Happy Birthday to You-ki!!!!
Lisa Tucker said…
Happy Twosie, Yuki! I love the singing, the dancing, and the solemn reflection at the end on the grave responsibilities of turning two. I'm so glad you were born, Miyuki Audrey!
KT said…
She doesn't seem to realize this song is about her. Obviously she's not so vain.
Happy Birthday Yuki! Stolat!
A Granddaughter said…
My new favorite video. I heart Yuki!
Geraldine said…
Oh, god. I saw the note about birthdays and thought, "Wow, Yuki's one already!". But no. No. She's two. TWO. Already. And like sands through the hourglass ...
Geraldine said…
Just so we're clear, this video featured the following: dresses worn over pants (awesome); singing along to songs even when we don't know the lyrics (tre awesome); and a repeat of my favorite "there's a baby in the camera!" moment. Also, it started with a butt wiggle, and ended with her looking into the camera, as if to say, "Song's over."

This is consequently the greatest thing I've ever seen.

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