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H - Hug often. Help others

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:16 AM in , , , ,


Today is your free hug day, I would like to thank all of my followers and readers for their constant support and enthusiasm!

This post is dedicated to you, yes, you reading this now. Thank you!

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25 Comments

Sarah Tokeley says:
6:46 AM

What? Me? Awww, thanks :-)

Hugs to you, Claudia :-)

Anonymous says:
7:49 AM

Thanks for the hug, Claudia! And you are very welcome! :-)

k~ says:
8:42 AM

Muah! That was a pleasant surprise Claudia :-)

Southhamsdarling says:
9:45 AM

Gee, I guess that must be me then! Hugs are always very welcome, so thank you very much! I do hope that your toothache is better today :(

Anonymous says:
2:25 PM

Thanks for the free hug! Have a wonderful day!
: )

Jenny says:
2:58 PM

HA! You did a hug post too? xD I couldn't think of anything else to be honest so this was the best thing in my head at the time :P

Amy Morgan says:
3:16 PM

Everyone loves my son's hugs as they go on just a little too long. Not in an uncomfortablde way, just enough to say I really care about you and want to be hugging you! I run into people and instead of asking how he is, they'll say "I need an Abe hug." Nice way to be thought of.

Sandra Tyler says:
3:19 PM

So many huffy posts today. But no one will hug me because I'm sick!

Sandra Tyler says:
3:20 PM

Lol. Huffy was supposed to be huggy.

danneromero says:
3:38 PM

Nice! :)

Paula Martin says:
5:52 PM

Thanks for the hug :-)

Claudia Moser says:
7:59 PM

@Sarah - well yes!
@Beachlover - thank you so much
@November Rain - I am happy I surprised you
@Diane - much better, thank you for your care
@Suzanne - many thanks for you as well
@Jenny - hugging is a wonderful activity, isn't it?
@Sandra - I would hug, don't you worry! :)
@Danneromero :)
@Paula - welcome!

Claudia Moser says:
9:06 PM

@Karen - thank you so much!

Lynn Proctor says:
9:11 PM

hugging back :)

Kathy says:
9:11 PM

I think I saw that in a video one time. This person was standing on the street with the sign. So many people took her up on her offer. It was amazing. She may have even saved a life that day by decreasing tension, blood pressure, or sadness. Thanks for posting!
Kathy at Oak Lawn Images

Jo says:
9:42 PM

(((((hugs)))) I virtually hug you many times a month and today I happily do it again.
♥

Claudia Moser says:
9:47 PM

@Lynn - thank you!
@Kathy - yes, for Christmas there was a similar movement in my one town, very nice
@Jo - so sweet of you, thank you and appreciate your support!

The Writing Goddess says:
10:59 PM

Always love a hug, virtual, or any other kind. *squeezes back*

Unknown says:
1:04 AM

Aww thanks for the hugs!! Hugging right back!!

Kathy
http://gigglingtruckerswife.blogspot.com/

Jennifer @ Solo Travel Girl says:
2:10 AM

Thank ya very much. Hugs back at ya :)

Belle says:
4:51 AM

I've missed some of your posts. Sorry. This is a great one. I love hugs. I've often thought if I saw someone on the sidewalk giving away those free hugs I would run up and get one!

Anonymous says:
5:07 AM

Claudia, you're the best! {{{hugs}}}

Claudia Moser says:
8:32 AM

@The writing goddess, Kathy & Jennifer - thank you for the hug back, very sweet of you!
@Belle - do not worry my dear, there are plenty yet to come. And I know how you feel, I'd also hug the strangers :)
@Beth - you made me blush now!

rhonda says:
8:51 AM

just a little something to brighten your day

Claudia Moser says:
8:58 AM

@Rhonda - yes, you could it like that :)

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