What are you most proud of in your life?

[Alistair]

What's your biggest success story?

What have you accomplished that your most proud of?

What have you done in your life that is trophy worth?

I'll post mine after a few responses from others.

 

[Alistair]

Ok no one wants to start so I will.

The thing I'm most proud of in my life, is my job. When I finish working on a job I have tangible results. I've seen products that I have made featured on Storage Wars. That was awesome. Another product I made was in a Terminator movie. That was really cool too.

I'm also a generous person. I enjoy helping people, whether it be throwing a couple bucks their way, or stopping and helping some change a tire, or cut the grass for my elderly neighbor. I think I should win a humanitarian award

 

[c750dt]

I'm proud to be married, have a family and kids. The boy has been on honor roll for two years straight and the girl is really damned artistic and has a hand for painting.

 

[medic1]

Not giving in to my darkest thoughts.

Realising that i could find love again.

Well, aint that a happy post for 07.43 in the morning............

 

[Cormac135]

I'm proud that i'm a good person and didn't end up a dopehead/arsehole like half my friends from school.

And i'm proud that i managed to find enough room for two more bodies in the crawlspace.

 

[TickTockMan]

I fell in love.

 

[Pierresro]

I was married for 6 years and have two sons both str8 who calll both me and my husband Dad. I am even on good terms with my x wife.

In addition;
When I got out of the army I was 23 and had worked before thee Army as a clerk at a bank. So I went back to the bank was hired as a senior clerk making just enough money to buy a car . worked hard and in 10 years was promoted to Vice President of the ban and at 40 to Senior Vice President of one of the Three largest banks in the world. A year or two back at 47 I retired with my Husband. This is not bragging we are not rich but had enough to buy our home outright, and have a decent income.

 

[rareboy]

That I actually haven't used the flame thrower feature on our car.

I don't know about proud, but I am satisfied with some of the work done with various non-profit organizations over the years.

 

[peeonme]

I would have to say that my self education might be tops on my list, I made it through the 5th grade before the wheels came off of the wagon and then got some time in the 8th (about 3 months and finished the 9th.

Second to that and due to it would be the work I did as a toolmaker. I remember when I was told that I had to learn trig., I bought a book and within a month my boss saw me figuring a tangent point or what ever and said "I used to be able to do that".
I was that guy at work who the boss came to when it was "mission impossible" and I found a way to get the job done. When I retired he told me that while I was a bit cranky at times he always knew that he could give me anything and I wouldn't bitch about it.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

What I´m doing next... I hope.

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

I can fold up like a pretzel

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

I can fold up like a pretzel

That way you have somewhere to leave your legs during sex if you forget your hooped earrings.

 

[fabulouslyghetto]

That way you have somewhere to leave your legs during sex if you forget your hooped earrings.

I want you to bang me so bad. Have it made that clear over the years?

 

[mikey3000]

I am most proud of being able to be my bisexual self while being honest with my family and still, everyone is relatively happy . As one of my less fortunate ex-straight friends keeps reminding me, I really do have it all. I just have to remember that some days. No life is perfect.

 

[heir-to-the-wind]

My successful effort, as a legal intern in San Francisco in 1976, in wining social security benefits for an old disabled black man. I had to go into the Filmore district [all black] to garner proof of his self-employment as a junk dealer -- from suspicious and hostile people toward a ''cracker.'' One morning he showed up at the legal aid office, struggling to walk with two canes, to buy me a cup of coffee in appreciation.

There were many others, but he was my inspiring first.

 

[kallipolis]

^A rewarding read for which I thank you.

 

[TheLoveableLoner]

Moving to New York and the time I've spent here, the places I've been, photographed, the friends I've made and the people I've connected with.

 

[Harke the Boeotarch]

I want you to bang me so bad. Have it made that clear over the years?

You have terrible taste in men, Karen.