Free Hugs campaign- Inspiring

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I’m a big fan of the Free Hugs campaign. Such a simple yet profound and revolutionary idea — offer free hugs to strangers and change their lives in small ways. I love it.

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Anonymous said…
very sweet..... pls get inspired and give hugs to people who care for u n to all who need.... i know u gave one nice warm hug to someone who really needed one.....thanx...
December 13, 2008 at 7:42 PM
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