Free Hug Today

Leave it to the Italians. I received this video and it put an instant smile on my face. The song is beautiful, the smiles are genuine and it truely lifts your spirits.

Free Hugs in Sondrio, Italy


My sister Diane was a huge fan of Dr Leo Buscaglia. He was a firm believer in the power of a hug.

With all that is going on in our busy lives, it is easy to forget those that we love, or more importantly those that we don't know. Be nice to someone, a stranger, smile, laugh give a hug.

Spread the Love... we all need it.

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