My biggest accomplishment so far is probably buying my house all on my own. There was a lot of issues at the very end with money and the bank wanting more money than agreed to (I bought a foreclosure) and they told me I couldn't have the house, even though all my stuff was packed up into a moving van waiting to move in that day! But I got through it and now I absolutely love my house!
I always say that I really don't regret anything...but I think there are always things I can look back and on could've done a little different. I guess I wish I was more honest in my relationships when I was younger. It worked out great because I met a great guy that I'm marrying but I always protected myself first which wasn't a good way to go about things.
August 2011 sig challenge: Honeymoon!! (We bought a boat!!)
Greatest accomplishment: Professional: graduating from college, passing the CPA exam, and landing a really good job. I worked full-time during the day and went to school at night and fought tooth-and-nail for all if it. Personal: completing RCIA last year. It has improved my life in so many ways. Biggest regret: not having more confidence in myself when I was younger and I regret a few bad relationships...but in the end, all of it made me who I am today and I'm not sure I would change anything.
What do you consider your greatest accomplishment?
Becoming a responsible adult. Being able to balance work with raising a baby.
What is your biggest regret?
Not visiting my mom enough when she was in a home after her stroke in May 2009. She died in December 2009, and I still feel like I never got to say goodbye.
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July 2012 November Siggy: Bridesmaid Dresses!
Greatest Accomplishment: Taking the big leap of leaving the restaurant industry to the finance industry without really knowing much about it. If I didn't do that I would not be where I am today.
Regret: I can look back and say I wish I changed this or I wish I didn't do that but then I would be saying that I am not happy with who I am now. Those things in the past made me who I am and I like me. So no big regrets at all.
What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? So far it would be maintaining a 4.0 in my Masters program. I've never done that well in school before so this is a really big deal for me.
What is your biggest regret? I have no regrets, everything has made me who I am or gotten me where I am today. Sure I could have said or done something differently but what's done is done. Each day is a another chance to turn it all around.
Biggest Accomplishment- buying my house. We bought a forclosed home, paid in full. So having a house with no mortage is a huge accomplishment for us.
Biggest Regret- my degree choice. I wish i would have chosen something else. i'm not happy with my degrees but can't afford to go back to school- i'm SOL.
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What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? Greatest accomplishment is hard but I guess it would be getting through a major surgery and a breakup at the same time and coming out a better person at the end.
What is your biggest regret? I have no regrets, everything happens for a reason. I really think everything that happened in my life has made me the person I am today. Without those things I would be a different person.
Greatest Accomplishments: That I'm about to graduate from college, and that I'm taking strides towards going to graduate school. Also that I was able to work at a year long internship.
Biggest Regret: I don't think I have one, really. I sometimes regret that I've allowed myself to fall into a bit of credit card debt, but it isn't a HUGE amount and I'm working on fixing it. I just swore to myself that I'd never overuse my card, and I did
In Response to Tell Us Tuesday: What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? I am getting close to finishing my PhD (sometime in the next couple of months), and when that happens, I definitely think that will be it. The others (you know, that I've actually already accomplished) are also related to my education - finishing my bachelor's degree with no debt, and earning a fellowship for graduate school. What is your biggest regret? While everything has turned out for the best, I regret the way I treated my college boyfriend when we were together. In hindsight, I didn't love him, I just liked having him around, and as a result, he put a lot more into our relationship than I did. That's a poor way to treat someone, and I should have just broken up with him.
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My biggest accomplishment so far is probably buying my house all on my own. There was a lot of issues at the very end with money and the bank wanting more money than agreed to (I bought a foreclosure) and they told me I couldn't have the house, even though all my stuff was packed up into a moving van waiting to move in that day! But I got through it and now I absolutely love my house!
I always say that I really don't regret anything...but I think there are always things I can look back and on could've done a little different. I guess I wish I was more honest in my relationships when I was younger. It worked out great because I met a great guy that I'm marrying but I always protected myself first which wasn't a good way to go about things.
Regret: I can look back and say I wish I changed this or I wish I didn't do that but then I would be saying that I am not happy with who I am now. Those things in the past made me who I am and I like me. So no big regrets at all.
What is your biggest regret? I have no regrets, everything has made me who I am or gotten me where I am today. Sure I could have said or done something differently but what's done is done. Each day is a another chance to turn it all around.
Biggest Regret- my degree choice. I wish i would have chosen something else. i'm not happy with my degrees but can't afford to go back to school- i'm SOL.
What is your biggest regret? I have no regrets, everything happens for a reason. I really think everything that happened in my life has made me the person I am today. Without those things I would be a different person.
What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? I am getting close to finishing my PhD (sometime in the next couple of months), and when that happens, I definitely think that will be it. The others (you know, that I've actually already accomplished) are also related to my education - finishing my bachelor's degree with no debt, and earning a fellowship for graduate school.
What is your biggest regret? While everything has turned out for the best, I regret the way I treated my college boyfriend when we were together. In hindsight, I didn't love him, I just liked having him around, and as a result, he put a lot more into our relationship than I did. That's a poor way to treat someone, and I should have just broken up with him.