No matter how many times I see this movie, it always brings tears to my eyes. I believe that all of us, at least once in our lives, have one of those “I wish that I was never born” moments. Yet all of us have performed seemingly insignificant acts that have had a significant effect on the lives of others. On this special holiday, take a trip back in time with your personal angel, and acknowledge the things that you’ve done that have made someone else’s life worth living.

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1. I think that some of those trips can be pretty short… Like just today and yesterday… how have you touched another’s life?

   Comment by Steve Hultquist — December 31, 2006 @ 6:58 pm

2. I watched it again this year, too, and also Miracle on 34th St., which my husband was seeing for the first time. There’s a sense of what in my more cynical moments I call naivete and in my better moments I call hope in all of these movies… you leave them thinking that maybe we *can* make the world a better place.

   It’s not such a bad feeling with which to begin a new year! Peace to all this new year’s eve, and best wishes for a hope-filled 2007 –

   Jeannette

   Comment by jcezanne — December 31, 2006 @ 9:51 pm

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