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Libertas1776

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7. awww

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Original post)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 09:26 AM

Dec 2012

such a heartwarming story. Thanks for sharing this

It reminds me of that scene when Santa unexpectedly signs to a deaf little girl in that remake of Miracle on 34th St. (In the original, he speaks Dutch to a war orphan.)

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A mall Santa makes a hearing-disabled boy's Christmas a real merry day: [View all] Are_grits_groceries Dec 2012 OP

is jerry springer doing the voiceover? Tunkamerica Dec 2012 #1

I love it, except for dad's parting comment Scootaloo Dec 2012 #2

what you said is something that I've noticed more and more as I've gotten older Victor_c3 Dec 2012 #3

it's often based on personal experience also JI7 Dec 2012 #4

In certain parts of our country, the father's sentiment is truly a valid point. n/t savebigbird Dec 2012 #5

I think when you have a child with special needs justiceischeap Dec 2012 #6

Carl Sandburg wrote in, "The People, Yes," about a traveller entering a new land. . . Journeyman Dec 2012 #11

awww Libertas1776 Dec 2012 #7

That was wonderful. JNelson6563 Dec 2012 #8

Remember in "Miracle on 34th Street? obamanut2012 Dec 2012 #9

I think there's something in my eye. Whovian Dec 2012 #10

What a wonderful story. Arkansas Granny Dec 2012 #12

k&r Liberal_in_LA Dec 2012 #13

A Rabbi recently explained sarisataka Dec 2012 #14