Conference waylay::singles_chat

67.0. "For your enjoyment" by CANDOO::GRIEB () Tue May 20 1997 16:06

A friend of mine just sent me the following in an Email message.
Given the history of this crowd I couldn't resist posting it here.
Feel free to use appropriately !

		Tg

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  No moving parts, no batteries.
  No monthly payments and no fees;
  Inflation proof, non-taxable,
  In fact, it's quite relaxable;

  It can't be stolen, won't pollute,
  One size fits all, do not dilute.
  It uses little energy,
  But yields results enormously.

  Relieves your tension and your stress,
  Invigorates your happiness;
  Combats depression, makes you beam,
  And elevates your self-esteem!

  Your circulation it corrects,
  Without unpleasant side effects.
  It is, I think, the perfect drug:
  May I prescribe, my friend,... the hug!

  (And, of course, fully returnable!)

  By Henry Matthew Ward, from A cup of Chicken Soup for the Soul


 This is an electronic hug.  You're under no obligation to pass it on.
 For once, no bad luck will befall you if you don't want to or don't have
 time to keep this thing moving.  However, most people have someone they
 want to hug.  So, why not take this opportunity to make someone feel a
 little better?

 This can be sent to someone who you know needs a really good, warm,
 hug...  Old best friends, new best friends, parents, anyone.  In this
 day and age of bombings, gunfights, deadlines and hatred, I think that
 most people could use a good hug.

 So now, close your eyes, take in a good breath, and smile.  You've just
 been e-hugged, from someone who cares about you.

}}}}}}}

    This must have been writen for the "Huggers of the World", like
    Joyce and Barb.  8-)  
    
    Very nice.  Thank you.
    
    Gail                

    	Our reputation precedes us Barb :-)   I do have an "official
    hug tester" pin and I used to get the "Hug Calendar".
    
    	Didn't have time to appreciate this note yesterday Terry, thanks
    for sharing it and Gail for reminding me to take the time to re-read
    it...
    
    joyce

    Sometimes we have to remember to stop and smell the poetry, uh, stop
    and read the roses, oh never mind!