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Submitted by mosa on Thu, 2009-04-16 13:20

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I was just reminded that today is National High Five Day. The world is in a pretty tumultuous place right now. They can take our jobs, our homes and possibly our dignity - but they will never take our high fives. Here's wishing you and yours a happy National High Five Day!

My favorite high five memory was a few years ago in Los Angeles. I was jogging and a fellow jogger, clad in a Superman t-shirt, offered up a five while jogging by me on the street. I, of course, returned the five and we both jogged our separate ways with enormous smiles on our faces. That man was an inspiration to me then, and his legacy lives on.

What is your favorite high five memory?

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Submitted by Dob on Thu, 2009-04-16 15:14.

I think that's my favorite high five memory too. (They're all good though, aren't they? It's the nature of the Five. I digress). I was there for that, right? I can see it in my mind, but it's possible that the legend of this Historic Five has run so deep, that it's permeated my psyche in a way that allows me to believe that I was there to witness it.

I'm pretty sure I was there though. But I also realize that during the 5 or 6 years we both lived in LA, we went jogging a collective 5 times and I only remember one jog that we did together and that was just down to La Brea and back. Maybe that's the job when you were Fived? ]

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Submitted by mosa on Tue, 2009-04-21 13:55.

I think I happened to be jogging alone that day, but you were definitely home to relish in the high five splendor when I got back from my intensive one mile run. One another one of the jogs, we saw Andy Dick. I only wish he would have high fived us. I guess that is reserved for my dreams.

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