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I Would Walk 500 Miles...and I Would Walk 500 More

Dear Reader,


Today it came to my attention that this blog is approaching 400 posts. It is a little while in the future, but I wanted to start a poll.

What should I do that has to do with the number 400 to celebrate?

There are many things a guy could do that have to do with the number 400:

1. I could run 400 miles by the end of the year. (Hence the title of the post...)

2. I could fold 400 paper cranes. (I've done that before. It takes forever)

3. I could hug 400 people in a week. 

There are lots of things that could be possibilities. However, I need your help to decide. For right now, I will be asking for ideas from you, dear reader. Just comment below with your idea or send me an email/Facebook message. Or text me if you have my number. After gathering several ideas, we will create a survey with the most interesting ideas and post it here and on other social media to decide what will happen. 

Share what you think I should do! Of course I will document whatever the outcome and share with you, my friends. It will be a pleasure to see what ideas come out of the woodwork. 


For your enjoyment, here is a clip of the song for today's post, sung by Ted and Marshall, of "How I Met Your Mother."

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