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Life begins at the edge of your comfort zone....

 

Hi, it's been a while, actually it's been a long while
So the last time I clicked on this blog was.....2017? Were now in 2022, I have been through a lot, the world has been through a pandemic, I've worked in 3 different places since then, and I'm very much a different person (in some parts anyway) So let's start over shall we. 


Hi my name is Jess, short for Jessica, I also respond to Jessie, I class myself as an adventuring kind who seeks a challenge and loves getting into anything that really years me, a few to mention being sea kayaking, becoming a manager, my first marathon, a bungee jump, jumping out of a plane, attempted a race across Wales and many MANY more. 


So what is this all about? Well, recently I have undertaken a new project, well several new projects with the rebel merit badge book, its kind of like brownies or girl guides, for adults and it is amazing! One of the merit badges is the writers badge, and one of the options is a blog..... you see where I'm going with this? Over the next 6 months I'm going to work on a blog of all my adventures, journeys, running and more! 
So come along with me as I relive adventures plan new ones and take you through the highs, lows and EVERYTHING in between. 


You can even check out some of our adventure videos here:
 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTSEvyxOEJURYVMIpgvSG9EF3Y9mq0132


Thanks for reading! 
Scribble back xx
From Jessie 




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