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30 seconds with Yuki, episode 61


Warning: Not for the faint of heart.

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Cindy said…
isn't this moment completely indicative of the ones that remind us why we have children? look at that face! and, although delivered with a certain amount of silliness, would anyone dare deny that she means every word she says, every single time?
9:00 AM
A.J. said…
I'm going to follow this same set up any time I'm in a tense meeting. I think it's a very cute, and um, a bit wacky, strategy.
10:50 AM
Anonymous said…
Make sure to have this one around to make you feel better when she hits the teenaged years and Dirk and the eye-rolling show up.
4:27 PM
Anonymous said…
That was Nikki, btw. AKA me.
4:27 PM
Anonymous said…
I Looooooooveeeeeee you guys!
xoxox
gibs
11:33 PM
Gillian said…
Dorks.

Tee hee.

xoxo
Also a Dork
12:26 AM
Geraldine said…
This just made my night.

Also, LOVE the sideways glances Mimi gives to the audience. Brilliant.

I MISS YOU GUYS!
11:17 PM
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