Home for the Holidays

Being "Home for the Holidays" is what it's all about for me.

The wonderful memories I have from my childhood- and the memories I am creating with my boy now.

This video sums it up.

Watch it.

It's what the holidays are all about.

People coming together to celebrate.

And the singing? It's unreal.

T-Mobile did it right.



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