This week is a cool one!! If you could go back in time 10,000 years and make a cave painting to confuse everyone in the future, what would you paint? This weeks would you rather!! Would you rather win $25,000 or your best friend win $1 Million but they can't give you any?

Hey Jammies!!! Last week we had a win for looking in the past and meeting our great, great, grandparents! Meet your great great grandparents (7 votes) vs Meet your great great grand children? (3 votes) @Stefanie Z. said shes good at shooting! にほん にほん said shes good at sleeping :P @Katrin Differt said shes great at being herself! @Anastasija Kulundzic said shes good at eating sugar until nauseous (I am too) @Melina Holm siad she's really bendy / flexible in hips and knees @Kevin de Haan is pretty strong & good at talking (I could second that too) Love all the comments and the conversations from last weeks polls, especially the conversation between にほん にほん & @Kevin de Haan around the future and the advancements of technology. Now for this weeks question! 1. Who is your biggest mentor? This weeks would you rather! Would you rather always forget who you are or forget who everyone else is?

Hello Fellow Jammies!! We are back for another round of Sunday Funday. The 10th in the series! Todays Question! What's one random thing you're really good at? - For me... I think I am really good at go-karting & motorsport racing (for someone with no background or training) Today's would you rather... Would you rather... - Meet your great great grandparents or; (Your mums / dads, parents, parents, parents) - Meet your great great grand children? (Your childrens, childrens, childrens, children) My answer is in the Polls!

These were my results... CRAZY!! I invite you to do the same and post up your results! - You are a natural leader and visionary (Life Path 11). - Your creativity and communication skills are your greatest strengths (Expression 3). - You have a deep desire to help others and make a difference (Soul Urge 9). - People see you as charming, fun, and engaging (Personality 3). - You need freedom and adventure to stay inspired (Birth Day 5). You are meant to uplift, inspire, and guide others, but you may sometimes feel overwhelmed by your emotions and the weight of your purpose. Learning to balance your spiritual side with practical action will help you unlock your full potential.

Russian tundra. Mid-summer feels like late autumn, it rains almost every day. But I am there to explore this misty place that people like to talk about in legends. There is a stone in before the entrance to the pass - I stop to talk with local ''spirits'' asking them to allow to walk in there safely. The plan is to walk for 5 days, the terrain is brutal - bogs that could be dangerous, small paths in the dense forest. The energy around the place is weird. Everyone can feel it - travellers respect these places as many people have died doing this pass or got lost out of the blue. The walk is around the lake. What can go wrong? You don't need navigation to walk around the lake. But it's not an easy place. The nature behind the Arctic Circle is simply treacherous. The area has only one connection through the mountain pass - to the small village that is engaged in the extraction of useful metals, and everything else in the area is an endless expanse that stretches for thousands of kilometres to the North Pole without a single settlement. Feels eerie. I walk for 4 days, and slept for 4 nights. Almost always in small rain. Crossing river at some point where I had to almost swim and dry my clothes in the water around 5 degrees. On my last day I met two guys who had been sitting in a tent in one spot for 3 days and did not want to move anywhere in this weather. But I wanted to get out. It seemed to be the easiest part of the hike and I've been there before. That day I wanted to go to the pass that leads back to the village, the path should have been visible, but because of the rain that went into the lake, everything was flooded and the paths turned into rivers. And I lost my way. I walked ankle deep in the water, trying to remember landmarks, the water was freezing cold. It started to rain. I walked for several hours, completely frozen and weak, and at some point I realised I was walking in the wrong direction. It was snowing. That was the first time I realised the fragility of man in the face of nature, when I felt a quiet panic and when I really was not just scared, but felt an incredible depth of helplessness. There was silence all around, just the water flowing soullessly over the stones, and my head was exploding with tension.