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This post goes out to my father, Laurence Ross Mottram, who wrote this poem "Hugs" before he passed away. He would have loved the photo of this little boy that I took in Phoenix, Arizona at the Indian Festival in 2008.
Please share this image with your friends and family today.
Hugs to all of you who read my blog.
Cheers, Courtenay Pitcher, Daughter of a poet
Posted by Courtenay Pitcher on 02/18/2010 at 01:32 PM in Entertainment | Permalink
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That's very true (and deep) Josh. Thanks, Courtenay
Posted by: Courtenay Pitcher | 02/18/2010 at 02:46 PM
"Arms are at their best when hugging." Bravo. Between hands and arms, we can see the best and worst of humanity. Love the picture, too!
Posted by: Josh Hanagarne | 02/18/2010 at 02:39 PM