CNN PRODUCER NOTE     From Europe to Asia, clickinmark has traveled around the world jumping for joy in every photo. Having started the tradition when he was vacationing on the eastern shore of Oahu on Lanikai Beach with his friend, he says they wanted to take a photo to express their level of happiness at the moment and that the fun pose has stuck ever since. "It's exciting to add each new photo to the album. I'm up to over 50 photos from around the globe now," he says. "Once I hit 100 Jump for Joy photos I hope to publish the album into a photo book. Hopefully it will serve as an inspiration to my friends and family to get out and see more of the world we live in."

Still marveling at all the places that he has been to, he shares that perhaps one of the most personal "jumping for joy" moments he has expereinced is when he went to the Eastern Social Welfare orphanage in Seoul, Korea. "It's the place where I spent the first eight months of my life," he shares. Keeping count, he says he had not returned to South Korea for 29 years, 8 months and 15 days. "That day I had learned my birth mother and father's name for the very first time. I learned of their hobbies, occupations, ages, and hometowns," he says. "It was information about my past that was unknown to me. This was an occasion that certainly deserved a jump for joy."
- Anika3, CNN iReport producer