Personal Achievement

I've performed the part of Juliet in one of the plays(Romeo and Juliet) at my school..The 400 people there were so delighted!One of my best moments in my life!^_^

I've just caught site of myself in the mirror and realised that I have really toned stomach muscles. You can see them! I feel really pleased with myself, 'cos I hate exercise, but I was determined to get a flat stomach, so I actually stuck to doing sit-ups every night...O_O WoW!

No matter where I go, I am praised for what I do, only to have that taken away in a matter of five years. When I moved here, slowly but surely, people were becoming amazed at my talents. Yet in recent year, I have had that taken away. To see the spotlight so bright in my eyes, only to have that taken away into lies. In which I seek again, how have this happened. Although I never was surrounded by such a huge crowd, people are amazed by me. I don't see as being surrounded by thousands of people only to hear them applaud me, I see that as meaningless in my eyes, yet it's the individual who approach you that means something.

Many people have approached me. Should I have kept exploiting my beliefs, I would have had a following of me, a cult after my name. I stopped that after a small group of people, roughly eleven, at least that's how much I found out, were just about in the stage of worship. They were seeing me as a prophet of a new religion. I had to stop that or else something bad would have happened to me.

I have become distant of people, as I don't like to be praised by others, it seems a waste. I don't know what my greatest personal achievement. Just ask the people who stalk me. Perhaps my greatest personal achievement is having charisma that's almost unmatched among my peers. Well, enough of me babbling away, sorry about that, anyways, lets see, recent achievements would have to be during my high school years. My writing was sent to national cometitions, and I was praised by my english teachers about my writing, one of them said that I'm the best student writer that she'd seen in her 26 years of teaching.

I never heard much from those competitions after that, I assume they were published somewhere without my notification. Lately I've been writing up theories and processes that mankind will undergo in the future. So, my greatest achievement has to be my writing, I think...

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Originally Posted by Loony BoB

In my opinion, there is no greater personal achievement than falling in love. To achieve such a thing may be simple, but it is such a great thing to achieve that there is nothing better - although, come to think of it, you could say that the greatest achievement is to win the love of the person that you love. Which I've also done. Hee. =]

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Falling in love was one of my worst mistakes. I'm not proud or happy about it.

I get a certain sense of accomplishment whenever I complete and submit an essay, but that kind of work has more to do with necessity than pride. Besides, there's always the 'waiting period' while its assessed and graded. Getting a good result is more of a relief than a joy.

I don't take a lot of pride in the things I do or achieve, really. Just the little things - making someone laugh with a silly joke, or shooting well during archery. Trivial stuff.

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Originally Posted by Iri Valentine

ZOMG I just had a fabbity fab day! :skull3:
I just sang in a concert, SOLO, muahaha, and got a frickin' STANDING ovation. STANDING! I was the only soloist who got a standing ovation. Almost all of the 1,500 people stood up for me. In that moment I felt so wonderful and pretty and good and awesome.
Have you ever felt like that? It's a sickengly fabulous feeling!

Have you ever had any personal achivements? What were they, and whad did you get out of it?

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No, you actually didn't, but ok since you do have a knack of making yourself up on this website. Unless you didn't notice, it was Sara and Bryan who got the solos. Not you.