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After Today I'm Gonna be Cruisin'!

Dear Reader,


Well, today is the day long talked about with the 400 challenge: blog post number 400! Here are the results of the survey about which challenge to take.


Talk about a close race! For a good part of the survey period, the top three options were tied with the number of votes they had. Alas, it has come down to the challenge of telling 400 women that they are beautiful. I wanted to share a little bit about what the challenge will consist of. Of course I invite you to participate. To start off, here is a quick video that was inspired by the song "Enough" by the band The Mrs. 


With that said and understood, my goal is to take a small amount of time to get to know these women who I'm going to talk to and know a little bit about the beauty they have. Hopefully it won't come across as really weird to those whom I talk to, but it will get better as we go along. 

As stated earlier, I encourage you to participate. Here I will post pictures, stories and music about the amazing women I know I will meet. You can share your pictures and stories as well! You can either tweet them @Gustofii, or email me about it at dale.lundstrom@gmail.com. #Imenough

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