I accomplish things sometimes.

Day 16: What are your 5 greatest accomplishments?

I don't quite know how to categorize them into 5 sections, or even that I have 5 greatest accomplishments, but here goes..

1. Graduation from High School. I was one of those that couldn't wait to get out and get a start on my life. I had a mostly full time job all through my Junior and Senior years and I loved nearly every second of it. By the time Senior year rolled around I was quite ready to get out of the ridiculous things that happened in my high school. Being around the swearing, sex and underage drinking took it's toll on me. I didn't exactly spend my days with the most wholesome people. So it was interesting to get out of there finally.

2. Finishing my young womens personal progress. I love love love my medallion and I wear it from time to time to remind myself of how much work and effort I put into it. I remember when I had my special event where we celebrated my completion I cried because of all the journals I had filled with love and exciting things.

3. My first job that wasn't being employed by my father. I loved working at Lucas Chiropractic and I think the friendships I made there will stick with me for the rest of my life.

4. My first adult job, On-call secretary for Intermountain Healthcare in Utah Valley. I work with so many wonderful people and generally feel very accomplished with myself when I return home from a long day at work.

5. Moving out of my parents house. I lived in that structure my entire life. I was even born within it's walls. I lived there my whole life until June 28th 2011. That is the day my dad and Joe took me and my mother to the Anchorage to put us on a place California bound for my first out of Alaska vacation in 3 years. It was only a little over a week prior to that when Joe asked me to be his wife and I turned him down, then decided this trip was something I wouldn't be returning from. I moved into my grandparents house a few weeks later after my mother and I had completed our vacation through the west side of the United States and lived there quite happily for some time while I healed from all of the changes my life had taken on.