Chad was recently in Bloomington Illinois, staying at the Best Western University Inn with a crew of friends for a birthday bash.

We always enjoy receiving bedjump pics from a great celebration…especially when we get to meet folks who are game to take bed jumping to whole new heights.

We can’t quite figure out whether Matt brought his Blinky suit for the b-day party, or for a bed jump picture. Either way, we’re pretty stoked about these hilarious images!

A group of us were attending an annual birthday bash in Bloomington, IL. Matt decided to sneak in his “Blinky” costume from Halloween. For the record, bed jumping encased in cardboard adds a whole level of difficulty…

Whoa!!…it really does just keep getting better and better!

‘HelloBunnyGirl’ is a seasoned bed jumper and hotel maven, and we’ve gladly featured her more than a few times here on BedJump.com.

BunnyGirl is a crafty one too…as in ‘art & crafts’! On a recent trip to L.A. for a major craft fair, Bunny Girl snapped a bed jump or two at the Ritz Milner Hotel, then another at the Fountain Grove Inn in Santa Rosa:

we were in la for the xl felt club and mini maker faire at lacc. the milner is a kitschy downtown hotel a bit past its prime. but i’m sure it was probably quite the hot spot in its day.

We planned a day trip to point reyes and stayed in santa rosa at the fountain grove inn. it was quite the find. a posh gem. i wish we could have stayed longer.

We always love a good story, but a picture truly is worth a thousand words.

No story. Great bed. Nice hotel. Awesome city.

Thanks for sharing, Thomas!

Lindsey brought these incredible hotel bed jumping images to our attention, and they’ve pretty much blown our minds.

Captured at Calgary Alberta’s Hotel Arts—these sweet jump stylings are about as true to the Hotel’s name as any we’ve seen. Style mashed up with design, and a vibrant ‘craziness’ quotient helps this nutty set deliver some true entertainment.

We’re delighted to feature these for you today:

It’s usually the extreme sport enthusiasts who take personal safety the most seriously…after all, they have the most to lose should something go wrong.

Angela sent in these two extreme jump pics of Zo and Edward at the Day’s Inn in Bishop, California. Clearly these gents know how to push the limit, and we love the the fact that they’ve commandeered their safety equipment to protect their melons on their “rock-hard” beds:

The rock hard beds at Days Inn really rocked Edward - good thing he wore a rock climbing helmet!

Zo needed his landing light for this night time jump in Bishop, California.

While in Chicago for a cross-country meet, Sam stayed at the Doubletree Hotel. Although we don’t know how Sam placed in her division, we do know that she was stoked about her hotel experience. Can’t you tell?

We were there for a cross country meet and were more siked about the hotel than the meet.

When Sabine and Britta travelled to Ireland together for a vacation, you can imagine that some “girl time” was high on the agenda. After consuming certain quantities of Guinness beer and losing uncertain quantities of money at the greyhound races, this duo headed back to their hotel for a little respite. And a little bed testing.

Check out these hilarious images snapped at the Clifton Court Hotel in Dublin:

This happens when crazy girls (Britta and Sabine) arrive in Dublin, the capital of Guinness beer. Between losing money at the typical Irish greyhound races and entering the pubs of Temple Bar, we tested the beds of the Clifton Court Hotel. Warning to all bedjumpers: the ceilings are really low and the beds are not as soft as they may seem! However, for some good pictures we did everything and as our next holiday is coming up: we will keep on jumping! Stay tuned

There is something special about a family that sticks together. Over the last year we’ve received some wonderful images of family vacations where the entire family banded together for some group activity…BedJump style.

Geert is from Bruges in Belgium, and he is quite a fan of bed jumping. We have received images of Geert in Aachen and Gondorf in Germany. Then we received another ditty from Geert’s son Rémi at the Terra Ventura Hotel.

Geert is a restaurateur by trade, and he created a hilarious “wall of fame” at his restaurant to feature his bed jumping activity, as well as pics from his family and friends. However, there was a glaring omission on Geert’s BedJump Wall: he didn’t have any pics of wife Caroline. Until today.

Here’s to Geert and his high-flying family!

At last i could persuade my wife, Caroline to join the gang of bed jumpers. It did cost me a four night stay in Prague however. Here you see her jumping in the Astoria hotel, in the very centre of the city. As you can see she’s having a great time. And is very proud now she’s also on my little wall of fame.

We did enjoy Praque very much, and approved of the quality of its beds…

It really does just keep getting better and better!

There’s nothing better than a king-sized bed on your vacation. All that extra room can be put to good use too…if you’re a fan of the Jump.

We like Aude’s bed jumping style…just getting warmed up nice and easy for a flurry of more pictures!

Nice bedjumping on a “king-size” bed in Mexico! The jump is classic but was my first, next time I’ll try to make figures…

Soaking up some rays is a usual activity at the Laguna Vista Garden Resort in Sharm-El-Sheikh, Egypt, but even hardened sun bathers need a break once in a while.

That’s when BedJump fans like Natalie and her girlfriend head back to the hotel room to grab the digital camera for a little bed jumping action:

We were fed up of sunbathing and just tried to vary our vacation:) all girls may become jumpers!

We love exploring new cities, so many thanks to Natalie for sending in this bonus bed bounce all the way from the Domus Hotel in Kiev, Ukraine:

Stranger things have happened

Indeed–stranger things have certainly happened…but as far as we’re concerned, the stranger the better!

Pre-interview jitters are a normal experience for most of us. In fact, I would worry more about a job candidate who’s NOT nervous before an interview!

But what if you’re on the road for an interview trip, and you are feeling anxious or excited about your upcoming ‘performance’? You are away from the comforts of home…and your support network. What do you do?

Andrew found himself in just such a situation–and he found the perfect antidote:

Staying at the Double Tree before a job interview the next day. Letting out some stress.

Night two of my two day interview trip. Staying in West Houston before an interview. This was an hour before our dinner meet and greet.