A short film about magic and nostalgia

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c.joe
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A short film about magic and nostalgia

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I have performed many magic shows for talent shows and charities and have always had an inner love for the art of magic. This short film by Paul Wilson nearly had me in tears. Hope this will make your day.

http://youtu.be/DyfM7oLIlp0
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Very nice. I miss my Grandpa. :)
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Yep, I teared up.
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Time does go by and sometimes we forget to stop and enjoy those small moments, very nice.
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Thnak you.... Now, I am crying, thinking about my children....
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So wonderful. Thanks!
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That one sent shivers up my spine. Beautiful stuff! Thanks for sharing, Chris.

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Thanks, Chris. That brought back great memories of my grandfather, we called him Poppy Doc, Doc was his nickname. We used to make clicking, clucking and whistle sounds at each other, it was sort of like our "secret" language. :)
He has been gone for a long long time now but I still have all the great memories.
Thanks again for sharing something beautiful.
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Heartmelting, thanks for sharing.
It happens to come in quite an appropriate moment because today we (Orthodox Christians) celebrate Easter, a good reason to appreciate what we share and be grateful for what we have.
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