What are you most proud of about yourself, your accomplishments or your life in general?

I am working on something and would very much appreciate anyone that responds

[HippieLove]

My children and parenting skills.

[Angelaosaurus-rex]

I haven't reached many of my goals in life yet. But I really don't feel like anything I could ever do would be a greater accomplishment then Landen... he's freaking awesome!

[LisanAndy]

- Being a licensed cosmetologist and making it to the assistant managers position, at only 19 years of age, before I quit my career to be a SAHM.

- Having my children and parenting them to the best of my ability. I've learned A LOT of patience.

- Making my marriage work instead of just giving up. It's now better then I could have ever hoped for.

[HopeWishWait]

I'm sure everyone that has children will list that, but so am I. I was thinking about this last night and I'm proud of lots of things I've done in my life but compared to being Conner's mother, none of them seem even remotely important.

[Mars]

I would have to say that my greatest accomplishment is my daughter. In addition to that, I'm also very proud of owning my own home and having a family where everyone gets along.

ETA: I'm also proud of my volunteering efforts.

[IamMom]

1.) Proud of my children and my marriage

2.) Proud of my faith

3.) Proud of my college degrees and CPA license

4.) Proud of DH for serving in the military

5.) Proud of Dh and I's financial position at 30 years old...we're really on top of things financially...we've made really good life decisions in this area

[**jessie**]

I'm most proud of completing my vet med degree after 9 years in university, spanning 3 countries. Of course, I am proud of my son but that goes without saying.

I am also quite proud of my marriage. It keeps getting better and stronger as the years go by.

[Resi]

Oliver is #1 and nothing compares to him. I'm also proud at how easy I adjusted to motherhood.

M 8.5 yr marriage. I stuck it out when I wanted to run away several times in the first few years. I matured a lot and changed my view about what love and marraige is about.

Damon and I buying a home.

[Frozendesire]

I'm most proud of my two adorable little boys. Of having a VERY well behaved almost 3 year old little boy. He's so polite! He listens so very well.

I'm also proud of me finally getting my license after putting it off for so many years out of fear. It was a huge hurdle for me and since I finally took some time to work on "me" and getting my confidence up I took the dive and drove! I know it sounds little to others but to me it was a huge thing

[Chelnae6]

-The fact that I completed my Masters Degree within the time that I set for myself

-That I got pregnant now as opposed to at an earlier age. I dont think that this pregnancy could have came at a better time, except if I was married and such.

-While dating Will and helping to take care of his daughter, Miki, I realized how GREAT of a mother I was going to be. Honestly taking care of her made me realize that being a mother is the best thing that I'll ever be good at.

-Although Will and I arent technically together, I couldnt have asked for a much better father to my child. (knocking on wood)

-That I have 3 best friends who I've been friends with for 11 years and that being friends with my bestests has taught me A LOT about life, commitment, work, understanding and dedication.

-Although looking at my life from the outside in may seem like my life is super complicated, I'm always able to remain focused on the positive and not let much get me down.

[bittersweet]

My military service. Though it is also my greatest challenge.

[*vi]

I'm proud of my relationship with Jay... We've worked through a lot and there have been times when I wanted to give up but we worked through it.

Buying our apartment, never having to rent.

My position at work. I may not be full time, but I've worked my way into a senior position and earned the respect of my fellow employees and my managers. So that makes me feel good.

[Trannyfromtheuk]

- My number 1 greatest achivement is becoming a mummy. When i found out i was pregnant at 18 i thought i had ruined my life. Having my daughter made me realise how much love i had to give and I am being the best parent i can be to this one little person who i would die for.

- Getting through my PND with my other half. There was so many times where i just wanted to leave because i felt like it was just too hard and DH and Mia would be better off without me, but we worked at it and i got better and we got stronger and then this year we got married. For that i am also proud, We are stronger

[midnight_starr]

Graduating high school!! I went through a lot my junior and senior years and didn't think I would make it to graduation but I was very proud when I walked across that stage!

I am very proud of my marriage!

Buying a home! Best feeling ever!!

[*krista*]

My hubby. He is a truly wonderful man and will be an incredible father.

My dedication in school... I graduated valedictorian in high school and magna cum laude in college.

I am proud of the person I became, despite all my querks. I never pictured myself as I am today when I was younger.

I am proud that I am self-made... didn't really get handouts from my parents and got to where I am in life right now because of my own actions and decisions, not other people's.

This one is silly, but my credit score! I'm really fiscally responsible and always have been, so it is pretty high up there.

And I will admit, I am proud of what I DH and I accomplished this year. We got married, bought a house, and got pregnant! All of which are things we've wanted for a long time.

[JediRach]

I am proud of my education. I graduated with honors and I register for my first semester of graduate school on Monday.

I'm also proud of the relationship I have with my husband. We have been through so much together, especially with my little brother being ill this past year. He has stepped up and grown up so much. We have a really amazing relationship built on mutual respect.

[alicenwonderland]

I'm very proud of the things i've accomplished in my young life.

In 2007 I got married, graduated from college, started work as a nurse, got my nursing license, and bought a home.

I'm proud that i'm making it to 3 years of marriage, we are stronger than ever, and working on starting a family.

I absolutely love my job! Can't imagine anything different.

My home is slowly turning into my dream home.

[*Amy*]

--My college degree, even if I'm not using it right now. I worked hard and through quite a few rough patches and got it done in 4 years and I'm very proud of that.

--My marriage. It sounds silly but DH and I took a leap of faith and got married after only 3 months of being together (and 6 weeks of physically being together) and almost 4 years later we're doing quite well.

--Our home. It's not the fanciest house in the world but it's OURS and I'm very proud of that.

--Surviving 2 deployments so far (the most recent one was a year). I used to be very clingy and it's taught me to be very independent and to do things for myself and I'm very proud of myself for making it through everything that comes along with a husband away in a combat zone.

[*kyle*]

I guess the accomplishment I am most proud of is my Master's degree, followed by the career I've been building. It took 3 exams, 2 therapy licenses and over 4 years of hard work to land the job I have now, which I really love (even though at the moment I am on sick leave and missing it!).

On the other hand, the personal attribute I'm most proud of is my persistence and my adjustment to the challenges that have come my way. No one can say that anything has been handed to me, from the time I graduated high school at age 16, put myself through college and grad school, moved between 3 states and paid for my own wedding. The pattern continues as pregnancy has been unexpectedly difficult for me (the two I lost and the one I kept). So I feel like I don't take any of the good things in my life for granted because I have worked and made it through many challenges for every good thing i have.