There was this one time that I.....




....nah nothing. :(

..I don't think you have to think about it for too long..how you feel about your mum and everything she means to you shows what a fine person you are to realise that..that in itself is something you should be very proud in yourself about..not everyone would understand what you do...

..and your mum sounds like an amazing lady...

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I've loads of proud moments, I'm so proud of being me :D: too many to list!

Obvious answer, but giving birth to my gorgeous daughter :love:

I know how you feel! :p:eek::D

My own proudest moments were giving birth to my son and daughter.

Very proud of our lovely daughter as she has just become head of department at her school, she is dyslexic and has ME so has had to work a little harder than most.

Proud of our gorgeous son as he got his degree and became an engineer, hard working lad just like his dad.

Proud of hubby for putting up with me for 31 years of marriage and still fancying me as well as loving me:hugesmile:

this is a nice thread :love:

Marsh :hug:

My kids and graduating prob :D

The look on my parents' faces when I got into the Uni of my choice, and the look on their faces when I graduated.

Marrying my husband - although every single thing about him makes me proud.

Realising, at the very lowest point of my life, that I can cope on my own with absolutely anything life has to throw at me.

Livid, I don't even know you, but I feel proud of you too! :love:

Proudest part of my life so far, has to be coming out to my parents.

Being with PACYBER (the school I go to) for 9 years and meeting some of the nicest people that I could meet (you all here on TiBB). :D

I think the proudest moment of my life so far was shouting at a group of children at the school I worked at to stop bullying the new kid and, a few weeks later, watching them play with him in the playground and be friends with him. I didn't think I would have it in me to confront that kind of situation but I did it and, hopefully, I've made a difference to that one kid's whole life :)

Thank you, Lee. What a lovely thing to say x

Passing my driving test after 3 fails ,at the age of 56 !!

Bagging myself a gorgeous bloke and having my kids and just having the best adoptive parents ever.

Got a 9 in Countdown a couple of weeks back

#hey well done you! thats brilliant,l I bet you were over the moon

Probably getting better grades than I needed for uni after leaving just about all my coursework at college to the last 4 weeks, and pretty much doing an assignment every day or two. I don't think I've ever worked so hard than during that period. Can't imagine life had I failed.

Just who I am and the life I have now compared to where I was at 2 or 3 years ago. Ridiculous change in every respect.

Becoming an uncle . Well actually I was an uncle before I was even born . 16 years ago I was an uncle for the first time . 16 years have passed and now I'm an uncle to 9

having sex with a woman I hated

Thank you. :hug:

Thanks. :blush: :love:

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