Whats your proudest moment in life?

[vfrmaverick]

Havent done anything to be proud of. Ohh well, im atleast 1/4 way done

 

[PHCharls]

I passed elementary school with high grades.Can speak 3 languages.

 

[illuminationx]

Fried up 6 slices of bacon one time. Shirtless. And remained unscathed.

 

[Skython]

I could easily say something I thought I did well. But to be honest I don't have any proud moments.

 

[CMvan46]

Fried up 6 slices of bacon one time. Shirtless. And remained unscathed.

That really is something to be proud of. I'm not being sarcastic either that's hard to do.

 

[W3H5]

I'm really trying hard to think of something that stands out in my life that has been a moment I can say which has made me truly proud but come up stumped every time. I've done lots of great and amazing things but nothing springs to mind that say 'proud'

I'll be back on this one after consulting my memory banks.

 

[ScouserInExile]

Proudest, but also saddest moment was December 13th, 2009.

We'd ridden down to London to take part in the Toy Run from the Ace Cafe, and because of the way we and the bike looked, we were allowed to park right by the hospital doors so that any children brought down from the wards could see the bike, and sit on it if they wished. One litle lad aged about 8 was brought down by his Dad, and the smile that spread across his face when he was put on the bike was brilliant. His dad took some photographs, and then thanked us for making his son smile, adding that he was unlikely to live to see Christmas Day. I had to go round a corner to cry once they had gone back into the hospital. I'll never be prouder of anything than making that dying little boy smile.

Great. Now I'm crying in work. Thanks for that.

Mine would have to be the first time I held my daughter. So proud. So happy. So haven't slept since.

 

[Pezzarinho17]

Doesn't stack up with others moments or achievements (toplesscouple, wow! Such an amazing experience), but none the less...

There are a number of general things that have made me proud, since I like to set goals for all aspects and then go about making them happen. So throughout school and college, its been to do as well as possible rather than just pass, and I would like to think I can be proud of all of my work. My job as part of that, especially since I breezed through the selection process (I like to think as a result of my work in college).

Being more selfish than this though, I'm proud and very content with the "work" I have made at the simulator centre in which I work and race at. I have been working there on Saturday's for over a year now and love the job, but also I've had very good reviews from those I've instructed with both racing improvements and how enjoyable I have made the whole session. I then race there with the top drivers in the championship they run, and again I have seen massive strides in my own driving and performances over the last year. I'm constantly a front runner, a good threat for the championships and most importantly (for me) I get along with all of my competitors. More important than the racing is the experience, the enjoyment and social side of the meetings. I help others where possible, and we generally have a great time when there.

 

[TheCracker]

Realising that i'd spent a month of it playing MW2.

 

[zedextreme8177]

Nailing my first heel and toe downshift on the G27

Apart from that, I used to design paper planes, seeing 90% of them fly properly made me feel proud every time

Dropping my weight from 104.5kg to 86kg, still another 21 to go (height is 5'8)