Oh, I second you, Vamp, meeting my hubby and the whole courtship/marriage thing was the most wonderful, magical thing in my life. Still is! I'm obsessed with that boy!

I haven't had one yet, but I'll let you know.

You two are making me jealous

Think the highlight of my life thus far was meeting my bf. Not only did I find someone who acts just like me, but I also found my best friend. I'll never forget when we first met. Even though it was the first time we met in person, we both felt like we knew each other forever

Giving birth to two beautiful healthy daughters who give me more pleasure with each passing day

I really feel blessed by them both although they can be a real pair of monsters at times! Sometimes I look at them and can't believe that they're my babies

Well that is easy.
Michael. He is my world. The first time he told me he loved was through a text message. I was at the mall with my mom
Then secondly was being able to watch my goddaughter grow up. I was there for every stage. Well she's only 5 haha

I won't know the answer to this question until I reach my death bed. There are still many things to be had in life.

So far is the day I went out with M...

Wow, great question! I think one of the highlights so far has been celebrating 30+ wonderful years of marriage with my wife. There are others...finding out I DIDN'T have cancer was a good one. Jeez, after 52 years of life there have too many highlights to even remember. This is a good reflection question for my journal and Book of Shadows. Thanks, Vampira for putting the idea in my head I'll let you know more as the memories flow back into my conciousness

PS Playing my bagpipes on the shores of Loch Ness in Scotland in the middle of the night had to be a highlight, too

Those are great witchartist.

Meeting my best friend, Karl was one of the best things that ever happened to me. We don't see each other much anymore due to his job, my education, and the fact that we live pretty far apart now. But when we do see one another, I'm just so happy. I love him more than words can express. Though we cannot date (as he is engaged to a wonderful woman who he has known for many years) I really do consider him to be the love of my life, even if we must keep things as just friendship.


Then there was last August. I went to a youth conference on nuclear disarmament, and it was certainly one of the best weeks of my life. I met the most amazing group of people, and learned so much, not only about nuclear weapons, testing, and all that jazz, but also about activist strategies. But the people are really what made it so wonderful. The were from all over the US, and we even had a few people coming from abroad. I'll never forget having radical girl talk on a rooftop in Copley, singing protest songs with a group comprised of people of all ages and all walks of life, or waking up to Rosie's enthused accounts of her nights adventures. It was the only time I was ever fully comfortable with a group of complete strangers. Around them I had nothing to fear and nothing to hide. My social anxiety just wasn't there. I just felt so welcomed, and I came out of it with so many new friends. They challenged many of the ideas I once held, and changed a lot of my views in a pretty short time. It also opened a lot of new doors for me, and pushed me to start getting more involved in issues I care about.

So far, the highlights of my life have been:

Graduating college in '01, getting married in '03 and getting a new job in '06.