I'm going to go out and visit my friends and give them a great big hug! I miss being able to express my affection to my friends. – Bradford Greer (he/him)
Life Afte
COVID-19 restric Eating out, traveling, hugging my 89-year-old grandmother. I hope I don’t lose the simple, slow pace, creative connecting, and has provided. I look forward to creating a of family, friends, big hugs, connectedness
Hug my friends that I have not seen. Then book a table of 25 for my Eggs and Glam Drag Brunch” in New London, CT. – Joe Reddish (he/him)
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– Vanessa Hunter (she/her)
The thing I cannot wait to start doing again is hugging. I thrive on the energy exchange created while physically connecting with other humans in an embrace, whether it's a happy hello, or consoling someone when they are down. Nothing beats the loving give and take of a heartfelt snuggle. It has been hard over the past year, especially with close family members and friends, to say our hellos and goodbyes from a distance and virtually. So, hopefully towards the end of 2021 we can bring on the hugs! – Eric Auger (he/ him)
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February/March 2021
I’m going to do once COVID restrictions have been removed is to go and hug my mum, dad, and brother, as I have really missed that. On the way home, I am going to bounce and sit on sofas. Since moving, I need new ones, but don’t want to order online as they may be uncomfortable! – Daren Owen (he/him)
I am going to take a trip to Europe. – Dreya Catozzi (she/her)
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