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When gravity calls, something falls. - J.L.W. Brooks

When gravity calls, something falls. – J.L.W. Brooks

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Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts. – J.L.W. Brooks

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Keep your Christmas-heart open all the year round. – J.L.W. Brooks

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A wink is a little piece of your heart, a wordless smile, a special link. – J.L.W. Brooks

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