Remember when?
When people actually touched each other when they met?
Grabbing each other's hand as a sign of greetings?
I know,
right?
How unsanitary!
Don't even get me started on those
French People
who kiss each other's cheeks all the time.
That is putting spit in all the wrong places!
But I was talking about hands.
The handshake really started off as a gesture of peace.
Showing the person in front of you that you didn't have a weapon in your fighting hand.
“An agreement can be expressed quickly and clearly in words,” the
historian Walter Burkert once explained, “but is only made effective by a
ritual gesture: open, weaponless hands stretched out toward one
another, grasping each other in a mutual handshake.”
By Even Andrews for History.com
Now,
I am asking you.
What will be the newest form of physical greeting of the future,
since the world has turned us all into germaphobes
and virus wary?
Saying everyone will be wearing gloves is not the answer.
I want to hear some imaginative ideas.
The prize for the best idea?
My gratitude.
So write done some ideas in the
Comment Section
below
and I'll update this
Post
later in the week.
(If people participate.)
This is,
Washing My Hands,
Washing My Hands,
Jim Hauenstein,
And,
“I must go the washroom. I've shaken a lot of hands.”
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