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Walk Around Things Day Messages and Quotes

Wish your family and friends with Walk Around Things Day messages and walking captions. Remind them to walk with morning and evening walk quotes on Instagram. Shared below is the collection of Happy Walk Around Things Day quotes and messages.

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Happy Walk Around Things Day Messages and Quotes

Wish your family and friends with Walk Around Things Day messages and walking captions. Remind them to walk with morning and evening walk quotes on Instagram. Shared below is the collection of Happy Walk Around Things Day quotes and messages.

[rosesilverangel]

#Repost @natdaycal • • • • • With a celebration like #WalkAroundThingsDay, it can be the easiest way to overcome frustration with objects in your way. It could also be the best exercise program, as shown in the image. Whatever you choose to walk around, treading lightly helps in many situations. #NationalSchoolLibrarianDay #VitaminCDay #Jeep4X4Day #HugANewspersonDay #ChickenCordonBleuDay Get on board! - Be sure to follow and Tag @NatDayCal with your favorite way to celebrate the over 1,500 #NationalDays. (at Darlington, South Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb9FK4QsuKL/?utm_medium=tumblr

[sfc-paulchambers]

• @natdaycal Today is filled with celebration excitement. If you know any news person to hug, won't they be surprised? #WalkAroundThingsDay #NationalSchoolLibrarianDay #VitaminCDay #Jeep4X4Day #HugANewspersonDay #ChickenCordonBleuDay Did you know, tomorrow never comes? That is why we Celebrate Every Day. Tag @NatDayCal with your favorite way to celebrate the over 1,500 National Days. https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb7S91EuHoK/?utm_medium=tumblr

[soulinsole]

HAPPY NATIONAL WALK AROUND THINGS DAY! #National Walk Around Things Day on April 4th each year is a holiday open to interpretation. This day may be looked at both figuratively and literally. Literally, one would not walk through a puddle of water or mud; one would walk around it. One would not walk under a ladder or over broken glass, one would walk around both. Figuratively, one would “walk-around” avoiding certain problems or potential problems. One would also “walk-around” avoiding arguments, certain situations or unwanted or uncomfortable conversations. Another possible intent of this day could very well be to walk around things such as a neighborhood, park or the shopping mall. While we’re walking around we might also walk around obstacles or structures we come across during our stroll. In a park, we might find a fountain or swingset to walk around. At the mall, benches and planters interrupt our easy stride. Of course, at home, we have all sorts of things that we walk around willingly. Sometimes the reason we walk around these items is pure avoidance like laundry or clutter. We might also walk around a sleeping pet. HOW TO OBSERVE #WalkAroundThingsDay Make a point to walk around things or subjects. NATIONAL WALK AROUND THINGS DAY HISTORY National Day Calendar continues to research the origin of this vague and yet possibly useful holiday. To make a point, we’ll walk around and see what else we can find out about the day." - https://nationaldaycalendar.com/days-2/national-walk-around-things-day-april-4/ #funholidays #walkaround #walking #soulinsole #funny #WalkAroundThingsDay https://www.instagram.com/p/B-kw8j-jFcx/?igshid=rsi2r9nfnwdo

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April 4th- Vitamin C Day

I suppose this day is pretty straight-forward: I got some vitamin C, ate it, felt better and healthier. Vitamin C Day = done. (In case you're wondering, it was an orange juice/grapefruit/kiwi/Innocent smoothie combo).

Okay okay, I admit that'd be a rubbish entry. So I thought I'd mention another day, that I found out about after I'd celebrated my OTT Vit-C Day. Because today, I found out far too late, was also Walk Around Things Day,

On the websites I use to research this blog, this day had one of the longest descriptions I'd ever seen. But I suspect that's because it was a sweet but very, very vague holiday. 

The whole idea of it was you could take it in any way you want to- maybe you literally wanted to walk around a lamppost 4 times on your way to work. In which case, you'd be slightly insane, but hey- it's your way of celebrating Walk Around Things Day. Other interpretations include a day of exercise where you walk around things more, or the most intriguing- using it as a day of avoiding confrontation. Yup, apparently today could also be interpreted as a day to know when to pick your arguments, and to not indulge in issues you don't have to.

So if you did any of those things- avoided an argument, walked to get exercise, or walked around a lamppost 4 times (and I'm reeeeally hoping you didn't do the latter), then congrats- you celebrated April 4th!

Tomorrow- Pillow Fight Day!