So I'm going down Broadgate Tower (bum first) with a piece of rope. For context it's the 11th tallest building in the Uk (only a fraction smaller than the gherkin)  

It seemed like a good idea at the time (I know, sales people are the easiest to sell to, right?)  

But now I've committed to it, I'm kinda stuck. So, I'm expecting you to do what all good friends and humans should do:

1. Gasp, say you can't believe it, remind yourself you'd never do such a thing etc. 
2. Turn up on the day and enjoy the ridiculousness of me in a harness 
3. Donate so that we stay Facebook friends, and even if you can't do number 2, you can at least see video footage of me in said harness 

On a serious note folks, BBC Children in Need fundraise lots of money each year that they make available to the "little guys", the smaller charities who make such a massive difference to individuals. They're the ones who can't afford to fundraise the vital money that they need in order to do what they do.  

So, if you only give once this year, it may as well be for me. :)

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