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30 seconds with Yuki, episodes 56 & 57

Being that we are too wiped out to finish a thought and we rely on Kiddo to do the heavy lifting.





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Comments

Gillian said…
Yuki is clearly playing to her peers: Nora thinks these are HILARIOUS, especially the second one.
Schkla said…
Those are some seriously bad hot dog buns you got out there. What? No New England Style buns? You know, split up the middle? Poor kid, she'll never know the joys of a real hot dog bun. What do they serve their Lobsta Rolls in, for cripe sake?
Anonymous said…
I have nothing to say except: I LOVE YUKI!!!!!
xoxo
Gibs
smatano said…
Shkla, she will just have to grow up and move to New England and wonder "what the eff are these?" when she sees them for the first time. Just like her old man. And worst of all, they are "whole grain." Ew.

Gibs, Yuki loves you, too. She just might not know it yet.
Everywhereist said…
What's a lobster roll?

Anyway, she is truly awesome. I like how she chimed in just in time with "Yuki!"

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