What moment in your life was your proudest?

My proudest moment would be the time when I stood my ground infront of everybody in our class when I talked back to a well known teacher at school who was also among the Student Discipline Coordinators, proved her wrong of her accusations against me. ^_^

for me, it's nothing that great. it is one of those moments where the parents feel really proud of their children. i think it was easter or something then. my son who was in nursery class was going to be performing together with his classmates. i knew that he was anti social you could say. but he did have a few friends and dancing was also definitely not something that he did. he didn't want to dance at all when we prompted him to at home. so that day, when his class came on the stage and they did 2 performances, he was actually dancing along with his friends and seemed like he was enjoying a little with the singing and all. it was just a small thing but i swear at that moment, my heart was really ready to burst with pride. i have heard of people being overwhelmed with emotion and could only guess and imagine how it felt. but that time, i finally experienced what it truly meant.

I am a PTA member in my school.Having seen the callous nature of the drivers and parents in parking their car haphazardly I formed a parking committee and volunteered to stand there if the parking lot regulating the traffic.As most of the members excused themselves of the duty I am regulating the traffic in the parking lot single handedly for the past three years for fifteen minutes every morning after dropping my child in the class.I have been appreciated by almost all the parents and when some of the big shots in the society wishes me Good morning with that guilty feeling in their eyes it becomes my proudest moment.

The proudest moment in my life was when I became a father for the first time.

The day I got the last signature on the title page of my dissertation and packaged it all up to send off to be microfilmed. I wonder if they still have to do that? My husband took a picture of me taping up the huge box. Of course, just like almost everyone else I had nightmares for about 5 years afterwards where I would be running to some class or another and get up to the door and find out I'd left my textbook at home, or I'd wake up thinking I forgot to take one last class and had thus missed the submission deadline. Finally I realized all the i's had been dotted and the t's crossed and the "terminal degree" was mine and nobody could take it away, ever. Oh, and I decorated a T-shirt with this word: PHinisheD.

The proudest moment of my life so far was when I resigned from my work and nobody expected me to do. As you can see, I was holding a big position in our unit and just like anybody else with the same level of mine were all sir yes sir to the one on top even if they can see that its wrong already. I did resign giving up everything that I've worked for, for many years. At the time that I resigned I have nowhere to go, no money, no job. Yet I was able to stand up and here I am now. I am not saying that I am rich but, I survive. Its the greatest feeling ever! I can see my fellow comrades still in the same position before, like servants in a castle. But no, not me. I stood up and I succeeded. And up until now, I am still proud.

The proudest moment of my life was for one of my own achievements, sorry to sound selfish but after nearly drowning twice I decided to pluck up the courage to combat my fear of water, so I got my best friend to teach me to swim, I was 18 at the time and he was very very patient, and finally after weeks and weeks of getting me back into the water and pushing me I finally learnt to swim it was the proudest moment of my life to be able to get back into the water and swim! Now you can't get me out of the water, that is my most memorable proudest moment of my life the day I swam unaided and I swam just a length but it was in deep water.

I would have to say that my proudest moment is coming out of boot camp. This is something that I thought I could not make and I did. It was a challenge but graduating there and seeing my parents and how proud they were and still are of me today makes everyday that I serve my proudest.

It is our children that tend to give us these moments and so often that there isn't one moment that really stands out amongst the others, but I remmber one time when my middle daughter who at the time was about 10 had been out to have a pizza with friends for her birthday and they boxed what what left for us to take out - she walked down the street with her box and noticed a homeless person promptly asked him if he would like some pizza, to which he replied yes and handed him the box, bless. My everyday one is that all three of my children tell me each day that the love me, either in person, on the phone or by text. I count my blessings. You must be son proud of your son, what a little gem and to be so giving at such a young age. Thank you for sharing Ellie :)

WOW That must have been a very proud moment for you, I would have been very proud of my son if I had one too. I dont think I have a proud moment... Well not that I can think of at the moment.

My proudest time was when my daughter was standing on the stage of TV station. She is such a genius. When the host asked her who is her most favorite person, she said she loves me the most. And she told the host how hard I was to be a single mother. She is such a cute tiny baby of mine. Listening to her words, I couldn't keep my tears. It was hard for a single mother to bring up a kid and teach her well. I have to work very hard to make enough money to support her education and pay the bank. Now she understands what I have done. I am so proud of her.