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Today is…Hug Day
Friends, family members, and partners show their love for each other by sharing hugs on Hug Day, a holiday that takes place during Valentine’s Week. Hugging has been around for millennia and is practiced by almost all cultures as a way to connect with others without using language. Hugs have traditionally been given in many scenarios: as a greeting or goodbye, for sympathy or congratulations, and for gratitude, support, and affection. The word “hug” seems to have come from “hugga,” an Old Norse word meaning “to comfort.” “Hug” was first used around 1610, to describe a wrestling hold. It began being used for its current meaning in the 1650s.
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“Take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live.” Jim Rohn
- 91-year-old inspires his whole gym, works out in his ‘comfortable’ overalls
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- Man throws away winning $100,000 lottery ticket, realizes mistake just in time
- School shows how to build musical instruments and a new life after addiction
- This New York deli offers customers free food if they can solve simple math problems
- Man throws away winning $100,000 lottery ticket, realizes mistake just in time
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- Some 70,000 Valentines sent to 104-year-old in tribute to military veterans
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