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It's International Hug A Medievalist Day!
After I missed Pi Day this year, I'm happy to report that the Internet reminded me in time to, in turn, tell you that today is International Hug A Medievalist Day. Yes, it's a thing. It's been a thing since 2011, when somebody invented it.
If you are curious now, you can read an ultra-short interview with the inventor, Sarah Laseke, over here. And if you're unsure about hugging protocol, here's a tongue-in-cheek advisory table on whether to hug away or rather not, and how.
Enjoy this day, whether you getting an extra hug or not!
If you are curious now, you can read an ultra-short interview with the inventor, Sarah Laseke, over here. And if you're unsure about hugging protocol, here's a tongue-in-cheek advisory table on whether to hug away or rather not, and how.
Enjoy this day, whether you getting an extra hug or not!
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