What is your top 3 accomplishments of the years

Contact · #1 12-12-2002, 04:16 AM

Any goals achieved? Financial Wise? Career Wise?
Family Wise? Other things to be proud of for the year?

annice22 · #2 12-12-2002, 08:20 AM

Getting:

my bacholor's degree
accepted into the Master's Program
my driver's license

I know you said only 3 but I have just a couple more

2 E-board positons: 1 with my sorority and the other with Panhell
a promotion and raise at work

Bye I have one more day until I go home
Enjoy your winter break

Annice

Corbin Dallas · #3 12-12-2002, 08:22 AM

Graduated
bought a house
elected to Housing Corp.

juniorgrrl · #4 12-12-2002, 10:23 AM

One of my top all time accomplishments is mastering the art of subject-verb agreement in the English language

(I guess grammar is something I'm OC about. LOL)

Seriously, though..

*Graduating Magna Cum Laude, ranked 16 out of a class of about 538

*Getting a full scholarship to law school (at least I'm not paying for the hell they're putting me through!)

And, as of tomorrow, at 5:30, it will be surviving my first semester of law school finals!

MoxieGrrl · #5 12-12-2002, 10:37 AM

-Graduating with honors & a degree in psychology from Bethany College

-Obtaining a job with that psychology degree

-Gaining a bit of financial independence

Hootie · #6 12-12-2002, 01:04 PM

1) Having the courage to leave a man that wasn't good for me (Independance).

2) Supporting myself (living in my OWN apartment and paying my bills).

3) Being back in school trying to finish up my education.

These weren't goals...rather events that I chose to happen because of prior events. So in a sense it is an acomplishment!

RedRoseSAI · #7 12-12-2002, 01:25 PM

1) Buying a house, and subsequently renovating said house

2) Getting married

3) Finally landing a job that I a) love and b) am good at!

DeltaSigStan · #8 12-12-2002, 01:53 PM

Got into College
Joined a National Fraternity
Refereed some of the more important games in CYSA/AYSO

KillarneyRose · #9 12-12-2002, 02:02 PM

1. Got myself and my kids safely through my husband's 6 month Navy deployment

2. Saw our financial portfolio finally grow to the point that we know we have our daughters' college costs covered (and maybe even their sorority dues

)

3. Learned to knit

sigmagrrl · #10 12-12-2002, 02:08 PM

1) My relationship with my mother. Without her, I'm nothing.

2) Finally losing weight and maintaining a rigourous exercise regime.

3) Graduating college

These are all "so far"...

SilverTurtle · #11 12-12-2002, 08:42 PM

1. Getting a promotion to management at work (and the accompanying raise)

2. Purchasing my first car that requires payments and financial commitment (unlike my other 7 cars I've owned)

3. Finally starting my 401(k) fund

Edited to add:

4. Seeing my area alumni chapter reactivated & being successful so far

prospectiverushee · #12 12-12-2002, 11:43 PM

-Survived a 1yr in Tx by myself
-Stuck with one job for at least 6 months(been at my present job 11 months and counting)
-Joining a sorority
-starting my 401k

RACooper · #13 12-13-2002, 01:02 AM

1. As Recruitment Chair helping obtain the largest group of new initiates since WWII
2. Finally moving in to the chapter house

3. Repairing relationship with a girl I deeply love (crossing fingers)

justamom · #14 12-13-2002, 07:58 AM

Our family PAINTED THE HOUSE!!! OUTSIDE!!! LOOKS GREAT!!!
Became active in an organization I had been INactive with for about 15 years. It was a good decision!

Ongoing projects-
Creating a life for myself oustide the family. Renewing old friendships and volunteering.

Accepting the fact that I can't protect or direct the lives of my children. (Still worries the HELL out of me, but I am coming to terms...)

AXO_MOM_3 · #15 12-13-2002, 07:50 PM

(1) Getting into graduate school for something I've always wanted to do
(2) Completing my first semester of graduate school and finding a balance between school and family
(2) Learned to say NO! to unnecessary activities in order to have more time with and appreciate my wonderful family