Question. Do half-birthdays count if no one remembers them, including your self? I realized today that this past weekend was my half-birthday. That’s right, I’m 37.5. (In case you’re wondering, I don’t look a day over 37.25.) And that’s the perfect time to revisit The List. The List of the 37 things I want to do in the year before I turn 38. My report card for The List? A good C-. I’m only a third of the way to accomplishing all of the tasks. I need to get busy. And several of the items are looking pretty daunting, hello #27. Others should be pretty simple, #9 & #25. I’ve found a location for #33. Anyone else want to join us?
So here’s the thing, dear readers. I need your help. If you aren’t reading regular updates posted to The List, then clearly I’m not doing them. Your job is to shame me. And I know you can do it. Thanks, in advance, for your kind assistance.

First of all…children give half ages all the time, so noticing a half birthday is just embracing your inner child, it’s a good thing.
I hereby vow to mock and shame you into upping your list accomplishments:)
Thanks for the blog Mike, always enjoyable
Gee Mike, I am very impressed with your list!! Having grown up in Ohio (Cuyahoga Falls sound familiar), I must admit I never made it to Cincinnati. Lived in Columbus for a couple of years before moving to Upstate New York (yes it is true, not everyone lives in NYC), so please explore more and blog on your adventures!!
totally in for #33! I’d love to do that too 🙂
Definitely celebrate your half birthday if you remember when the day rolls around! Why not?!
Your list is great. I got a chuckle out of #6 followed by #7! 😆
Why not start working on those on your half birthday? 😉
We can totally share a lunch of pb&j on vacation!
awesomeness!