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30 seconds with Yuki, episode 67

In which we hear a story that might have made sense to someone at some point.



BONUS! What happens when Kiddo runs her own camera.

Comments

KT said…
Correction: That was the SECOND shortest story in the world, the first one being the tale of the fleas: "Adam had 'em." The End
Anonymous said…
Thank you Katie, I was going to say the same thing. I have told my kids that story so many times, they have it memorized!

As for Yuki: She writes, illustrates, creates stories with very interesting characters, she sings, she makes movies! She makes me smile :) Thank you!
Anonymous said…
I love how the story evolves from what she's seeing on the plate, sort of "plots of the environment". Has she gotten into Knock Knock jokes yet? Both my kids were into those like this. Say, they were laying in bed:
COLE: Knock, knock.
ME: Who's there?
COLE: Bed.
ME: Bed, who?
COLE: Night light.

Audrey's went like this:
A: Knock, knock.
ME: Who's there?
A: Cow.
ME: Cow who?
A: A guy.

Always, always, always ended with a guy. She did it so much it became hysterical.
Your girl is so cute.
xo
schkla
A Granddaughter said…
i think this is my favorite. video. ever. yeah yuki! xoox yer pal jen
Anonymous said…
Adelyn understood every word. She was enthralled. It may be time for another visit to her cousin and greats.

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