Hug Man - come to London!

26 Apr 2007 | public | email this page
LOOKING FOR A NEW JOB?
THEN MAYBE YOU CAN BECOME A HUG EMBASSADOR FOR LONDON ......

This article made me rather 'dewy eyed' I have to admit because being a singleton it can be a long time inbetween hugs and I think he sounds a 'jolly good hugger' - must be the purple coat thing?


http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070426/ ten-lifestyle-entertainment-australia- hu-1dc2b55.html
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Submitted by brian on April 26, 2007 - 12:00pm.
I read this article this morning.  I think we need a hug man in every town.

I come from a very huggy family.  Now they live a long way away, my hug quota is sometimes quite diminished.  It's always great to go back to visit them to fill up my hug-tank.
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Submitted by jennifer on April 26, 2007 - 2:46pm.
I was in Ocean City, NJ on Tuesday strolling down the boardwalk when I saw three people walking towards me carrying a huge cardboard sign that read: Free Hugs.

I got my free hugs.
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Submitted by SazzaMarsh on April 26, 2007 - 4:21pm.
HOORAY! that's great news - I'm chuffed it's catching on . . . I got a free hug at lunch too out of the blue - a real blessing after taking a few wrong turns at lunch and meandering around Soho Square I bumped in to my sister . . . so we sat and had a catch up and then a jolly nice hug - to send us back on our ways to our days.

hooray for random out of the blue hugs
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