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I know this goes on and on, but she just cracks me up.
(It takes a moment to begin.)
Once upon a time... from Capucha on Vimeo.
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I know this goes on and on, but she just cracks me up.
(It takes a moment to begin.)
Once upon a time... from Capucha on Vimeo.
I know this goes on and on, but she just cracks me up.
(It takes a moment to begin.)
Once upon a time... from Capucha on Vimeo.
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8 comments:
Ah! I watched this some time ago, when I first discovered capucha... my absolute favorite!
I love the one from a couple of years ago, where she says "I didn't spill my dessert...but there's plenty of it on my dress!" She's a rip.
Gotta love the random associations of children's story-telling. Too cute...
I love her intense emotion and detail as she tells the story, and then when she has told it all, she abruptly ends with a matter-of-fact , "C'est tout!"
Even though I couldn't understand much of it, her pronunciations and precise rolling of her r's cracked me up.
I appreciate the fact that her Mom doesn't step on the story by asking a bunch of questions or fretting about the fact that some of the images are frightening, etc. I know a lot of parents whose instinct would be to swoop in and dissect it all and basically mess it up.
I just watched her intro to Alex, where the little boy does a video, she's skeptical watching it, then eventually wants to see it a thousand times - it's hilarious. "Encore!"
this one
merci, merci beaucoup for this!! what a treat... i'm still smiling and must watch again!
i love your site, your entries. i've been looking for a while, and am finally compelled to comment!
Thanks Sara, I'm glad you did! I'd be embarrassed to admit how many times I've watched this video and grinned throughout.
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