Free Hugs Campaign. (music by Sick Puppies.net album out)
I posted this last October, but it bears repeating!
A periodic record of thoughts and life as these happen via the various roles I play: individual, husband, father, grandfather, son, brother (brother-in-law), writer, university professor and others.
I was born on Shaw Air Force Base in Sumter, South Carolina, then lived a while in Fayetteville, North Carolina, before moving, at the age of 5, to Walnut, NC. I graduated from Madison High School in 1977. After a brief time in college, I spent the most of the 1980s in Nashville, Tennessee, working as a songwriter and playing in a band. I spent most of the 1990s in school and now teach at a university in Tennessee. My household includes wife and son and cat. In South Carolina I have a son, daughter-in-law and two granddaughters.
2 Comments:
I read a lot of books in the 70's by Leo Bascaglio about hugging and garlic!!! I always thought hugging was a good thing... now, it is not PC.... thanks for your help cleaning the kitchen.. It was like a giant hug!!! Peace, john
Michael, I'm always a little behind on commenting on your blog..lol.but must comment on this one. For some reason, our family never hugged, and I really don't know why, it just wasn't a practice we did.
I have to tell you, it wasn't till my first visit to JC, TN. after the Copes moved there, that I had anyone hug me!!! It felt GREAT!! Touch is such am important feeling, and I don't think we do it enough. Of course there are those out there who do it inappropriately and spoil it for all of use.
Just my thoughts...
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