a feel good moment

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  1. Moannie11:53 am, January 06, 2011

    Wasn't that a heart warming moment?

    I keep playing it back, and have it on Sky record forever.

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  2. Living the frugal life in France2:01 pm, January 06, 2011

    That made me cry. It was lovely. His reaction was so good
    Thanks
    Sue

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  3. Daryl2:16 pm, January 06, 2011

    LOVE his voice

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  4. Expat mum2:42 pm, January 06, 2011

    OMG that was brill. My 15 year old son actually looks a bit like Buble (altho' he'd kill me for saying that) and sings too. What a moment for that mum. No wonder she was so persistant!!!

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  5. Woman in a Window3:56 pm, January 06, 2011

    I can not tell you how this has moved me, made me feel. FARQ. Every absolute moment of it. Every moment. Thank you for this.

    (and oh, how i admire Michael Buble and his disarming honesty)

    xo
    erin

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  6. scrappysue8:31 am, January 07, 2011

    gotta love the boob!

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  7. Anonymous3:35 pm, January 07, 2011

    Oh MY God. Why does this stuff make me cry? BEAUTIFUL.

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  8. Shrinky7:47 pm, January 07, 2011

    OMG, turns out she had REASON to be pushy - I was getting ready for a cringe inducing moment there, but my, was I wrong! And cudos to Michael for being so generous to share his stage with him!

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  9. Anonymous11:55 am, January 10, 2011

    THAT made my day! Wow, feeling tingly, thanks for posting!

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