P.s never give up. :): Taking the leap...

Hello, :)

Sorry again for the space in blog posts but i just can't do them as often as every week anymore but i'll be here when i can to bore all who reads, haha. ;) Not much new since my last blog post, had an appoinment with boradgreen M.E/ CFS centre and they've given me some tips on pacing to hopefully get me back to an even keil. :) So i'm trying to keep up with that as much as i can, rest activity, rest... It's hard but i'm getting used to it and trying to do it in my own manageable way. It's got to work round you, afterall no one know's you better than you. :) Anyway i also had my birthday weekend with soph which was good, We rested lots, watched films, went to a cafe for a snack and stayed overnight in a hotel for our birthday's. Then had a wheel on the front the next morning on the way home. :) I shall post a few pictures from it in this blog post. :)

Now for today's blog topic... taking the leap. Hanna did her skydive for charity yesterday and she totally loved it and i have to say i'm rather jel. It's definately on my to do when better list. Before i was ill i still always wanted to do it and after hearing the amazing comments off Hanna about it i want to do it even more now! :P If i was well i'd think i'd be there tomorrow. ;) That's why i think anyone who wants to achieve goals and live their dreams, should just go for it! It's not that easy, but you shouldn't give up on it and if the opportunity ever arises you should pounce on it. ;D I always envy people that i see could have so much potential and has the ability to do things but then never really seize it. With skydiving, it's so bizarre, you've never even met the person that's going to have your life in their hands. I mean that commitment usually comes from building up a strong relationship, doesn't it? This way its just like "hey stranger, try and make sure i don't die please?" haha!

Sometimes you have to take the "leap" in life, you never really know what's gonna happen and everyday your making choices to questions you don't have the answer to without even realising it. Sometimes it pays off and sometimes it doesn't. Even if it doesn't that doesn't mean you shouldn't take the leap again because if it works out the results can be amazing. Just look at Hanna's blog post to prove that. :) It can be something as little as picking your outfit to match the weather to deciding to move or even taking on that big adrenaline activity you've always wanted too! My dad also wants to sky dive and i'm hoping one day, when i'm better we will do it together. Sounds silly but jumping out of the plane with my dad will be the ultimate goal, the finishing line i've made to prove that it was all worth it. That dreams really can come true. :) I know soooo many people have a list of dreams and goals on a bucket list when they're younger and by the time their older haven't managed to achieve them yet. But i definately think it doesn't mean they won't ever achieve them but maybe pick the most important of them and make sure you live "your dream" in your lifetime.

I'm thinking of taking "the leap" when i'm 18 and getting a tattoo. Different people have mixed opinions on them but it's something i really want to do and yeah there's so many things that could go wrong but if you never try you never know. I have another year to wait like... hopefully i won't of wimped out by then. ;) Don't think i will as i've wanted one for a while now and as time goes on, i want one more and more. Already thinking of designs... want it to be something significant if it's permanetly on my body for all eternity. ;)

So what's your adrenaline activity dream?!

Here's some of the pic's from mine and Soph's weekend. :)