My first airplane ride was 22 hours in the air, plenty of time to face and overcome my fear of flying.

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Thanks for sharing that with us. I really believe the couple that has fun together and challenges each other will stay together. Sounds like you and your wife will have many happy and adventurous years ahead.

“It can be a real test of your faith. Do you believe in yourself and what your going after? Jump! Take a chance! Fail miserably, if that’s the case. And then, get back up and do it again. In the end, you will be much more fulfilled in your life, knowing that you lived it on your terms. ”

Wise words.

Kelly

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@Barbara — That’s the thing, we change as we grow through life. So what we wanted to do ten years ago, is no longer on our list. And that’s ok. Whatever our “leap of faith”, there usually is fear and excitement — well said!

@Chris — It was a rush for me as well! And it really began once I decided to do it along with my wife, a couple of weeks before the actual jump. The anticipation
was a rush as well as the actual jump (although the jump brought the biggest rush).

@Irene — It was brave — especially since I have a fear of heights! And it was something I wouldn’t have considered unless I was able to go with someone else along who knew what they were doing! I put a lot of trust into someone I had met just 30 minutes before the jump!

@Urban Panther — I like that! Sit right down, halfway down! Sometimes we have to stop and think about where we’re going, and if it’s in the direction we want. Thank you very much! Kind of like a change in careers…it can be a leap of faith. But, sometimes that’s just what we need to really set our hearts on fire.

@Leanne — Yes, they are not on everyone’s list. In fact, I wasn’t sure they were on mine — but in ended up being a moment I’ll never forget. I sure did feel invincible once I had done it — and that was a great feeling! And the biggest take-away from it for me — that I could do anything I wanted to if I just set my mind and heart to it.

After doing something like that Lance you must feel like a superhero — invincible — how awesome! It would certainly put taking chances in life in general into perspective.

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Halfway down the stairs is a stair where I sit.
There isn’t any other stair quite like it.
I’m not at the bottom, I’m not at the top.
So this is the stair where I always stop.

Halfway up the stairs isn’t up and isn’t down.
It isn’t in the nursery, it isn’t in the town.
And all sorts of funny thoughts run round my head.
It isn’t really anywhere, it’s somewhere else instead

When it comes to jumping out of planes, I think I’d get halfway down the ‘stairs’ and sit right down. Nice and comfy. Thank you very much! Good on you!!

Okay, I know there will come a time when I will have to quit my job, to really push ahead on what I really want to do. To me, this will be the equivalent of jumping out of that airplane.

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