Several people have wondered how to figure out when their 10,000th day is going to be. I got lucky and had a mathematically inclined friend whose mind doesn't sit still. If you're more like me and depend on calculators, try this. You'll want to use the second box. Type your birthday in the first line, and 10000 in the second line (without a comma).
Don't forget to let me know when it is. I want to be in the video!
03/17/2009.
Did you notice that the date calculator is a page from Duke? I wonder when college basketball superstar JJ Redick's 10,000 day is...
Posted by: Katie | March 01, 2006 at 11:23 AM
Katie, I think you may be confused. This site is designed to help you calculate a date, not get one.
Posted by: Brad | March 01, 2006 at 03:20 PM
you mean this calculator won't help me get a date this Friday night? Bummer. And I was so hopeful :`( It's ok, because I've got a couple years to go before my 10k. :)
Posted by: jr | March 03, 2006 at 08:14 AM
I am dumbfounded. How spectacular to create such an event of your 10,000th day. Mine is August 25th. Maybe I'd better start planning...
Posted by: Brianne | March 03, 2006 at 10:07 PM
Ok, maybe I shouldn't have done the calculations. My 10,000 day WAS on January 25, 1987!! And I have 3,020 days til my 20,000 which is June 12, 2014!!! I'm just going to rejoice in this day and be glad for 16,980 days!!!!
Posted by: hisjoy59 | March 06, 2006 at 01:32 PM
My 10,000 day is goning to be on 17/may/10. i read a book witten by kary mulli where he talks about the 10,000 day and it is supoused that you have to rest this day, what can you tell me about this?..greetings from mexico
Posted by: tito | April 10, 2009 at 02:50 PM
Hey, I just started a website for this exact purpose: day10k.com.
I realize I'm about 3 years behind this blog post, but just letting y'all know
Posted by: Brennan | December 07, 2009 at 03:16 PM
This is actually incorrect. Try entering in your birthday and adding 1 year (365 or 366 days, whichever applies to your birthday time/year). I found that it is 1 day ahead. For example, my birthday is april 28th, 1984. But this site claims my 365th day is april 28th, 1985, which means that they count the day I was born as day 0 (and no the leap year of 84 doesnt apply cuz i was born after february 29th). Technically the day you are born is day 1. So if you want an accurate calculation, subtract 1 day from what it tells you. I only know this because I calculated my 10K day on my own and this site told me it was a day later, which prompted me to look into it.
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