Free Hugs Campaign. Inspiring Story! (music by sick puppies)

I saw this video at Paper Pals' Blog: http://scrapatpaperpals.blogspot.com/
It may be too simplistic, I know, but sometimes it just amazes me how very little is needed to create good will amongst human beings. When did we lose that magic? When did we lose that innocence? Boy, how I wish we could regain that feeling.

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Artful Creations by Tracie said…
Wow that is something...you sure know how to post those posts that bring tears to my eyes!!!
10:43 AM, October 23, 2006
Anonymous said…
I have seen that before and I love it! I wonder how many people would take us seriously downtown here in our town...

hmmmmmm

sounds like a good Sociology project.

Thanks for the reminder!
Hugs,
Lissa
10:23 PM, October 23, 2006
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