Hugs are good, and they can come from unlikely sources.
They can help lower or raise your heart rate.
They can be good for reminding you to do your daily squats.
Some hugs are useful for keeping warm … if you’re strong enough to hold up under them.
Some hugs appear to be from your pet, but feel more like they’re from your friend.
And, of course, hugs are the preferred greeting when you’re on safari.
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