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corn for poppin'

The lights

are turned down low

Let it snow, let

it snow, let it snow

When we finally

kiss good night

Good night

How I hate to go

out in the storm

Oh no

But if you really

hold me tight

All the way home

I'll be warm

The fire is slowly dyin'

Dyin'

And, my dear, we're

still goodbye-ing

Goodbye

As long as you love me so

Love me so

Let it snow, let

it snow, let it snow

Let it snow, let

it snow, let it snow

But as long as

you love me so

Let it snow, let

it snow, let it snow

Oh yeah

(smooth jazz music)

- Okay, according

to the nav system,

we're on the homestretch.

- How ya doin', kiddo?

- I'm okay.

- But?

- It's just weird.

It doesn't really feel

like Christmas this year.

- Lots of places don't

snow at Christmastime.

- I know.

- And aren't you excited

to see Nana and Grandpa?

- I can't even remember them.

- I know, honey.

It's been way too long

since you've seen them.

And that's one of the

reasons we're doing this.

And your cousin

Troy will be there.

- I hate Troy.

- Tommy,

we don't hate anyone, buddy.

- But he always tries

to mess with me.

- And he's a total little perv.

When they came to

visit us last year,

I caught him trying

to take pictures of me

through my window.

- That's not good.

- Well, it's been almost a year

since we last saw our my

brother and his family.

Maybe Troy's grown up.

- Well here's hopin' we can

say the same for your brother.

- Funny.

- You made it.

So good to see you, sweetheart.

- You, too, Mom.

- Hi, Will.

- Good to see you again.

- This can't be Fiona,

she's all grown up.

- Not quite.

- And Tommy.

- Hi, Grandma.

- So big.

- Hey, welcome to the casa.

- [Blonde Woman] Hey, Daddy!

- That's my girl.

Will.

- Dale.

- How was your flight?

- Oh, it was better

than the drive.

- (chuckling) I heard that.

Well maybe the next time

you all come to visit,

we can build an airstrip for ya.

(chuckling)

- Oh stop.

- What, we don't

have enough land?

- Let's get you all settled in.

Dale, will you help

Will with the bags?

- [Dale] Yeah.

- [Grandma] Amber, I have

your old room prepared

for you and Will.

And I thought Tommy and Troy

could stay in the sun room.

And that leaves the

blue room for Fiona.

- [Amber] Perfect.

- Whoa.

- I'll say.

- Well, I see you fellas

met ole Blackfoot.

Now he's what you

call a real man-eater.

- Really?

- Yeah, when Amber was a baby

and David was a little guy,

that would've made me

about your age, Will,

when I first encountered

ole Blackfoot.

I swear, his eyes are faded now,

but, if you look real close,

you can still see

that look in 'em.

- What look is that?

- Hunger.

See, when an animal

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