Michael Interviews Bella
Michael "interviewed" Bella for his class final in Foods. While you can't hear everything perfectly, her facial expressions make up for it. They discuss not eating meat, milk, red 40, candy, thai food, and more. Enjoy.
posted by Sara at 10:44 AM
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Look at her! Holy cow she is getting to be such a little girl. I want to gobble her up.
"yeah, my mom said..."
I personally loved the part where she's so worked up talking about milk. Can't completely understand her, but she's darn excited about it.
That is so cute. Definitely inspiring. And I love the last song.
That's pretty darn cute. Love the little voice and the expressions are classic! :)
That is too cute!
I about died when she was talking about soy milk. My niece goes off on those little stories too.
So where did little Bella learn to be so animated and talk with her hands, lol?
Sara, she is a doll!! I can't handle it. So animated.
Oh this is so sweet. Reminds me of a video I took interviewing Kahli at that age. Man, I'll have to dig that out. Can it be that my baby girl is 13? Wow....but anyway I love how certain things that the world views as different can be so normal to our kids and how passionate they can be about things when they are raised by parents who themselves are passionate....does that make sense? Anyway... hope you are havin happy travels in The Vegoilmobile!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSJDLM4HSHI
I admire your blog, anf your children look sweet. God bless you.
Hi, super sweet little girl and she's lucky to have parent's that care so much about her well-being. I couldn't help wondering if that's a vinyl chair she's sitting on though? If so, you may want to look into some of the problems with vinyl like pthalates and lead as those are no good for little bella. It's a shame we have to spend so much time educating ourselves about all the poisons in our environment. Hopefully, the next generation will be more aware, more demanding, and more conscientious in the things they create. Fyi, Environmental Working Group has a great "For Parents" blog.
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