What is your biggest achievement in life to date? Something that you are the most proud of?

My children are my pride and joy. They believe in equality, social justice, and are compassionate amazing human beings. My son and daughter are both going into medicine, I have another daughter who is a snow board instructor, a son who is a chef and a daughter who is still deciding whether she wants to be a lawyer or an architect.

They are loving, remarkable children but to me they are a legacy of a love that knows no bounds.

My biggest achievement as of yet is my acceptance to a very competitive communications program. It officially begins in two years, and that's two years too long.

I think having the respect and admiration of my children and students is what I am most proud of. They come to me with those ethical dilemmas and say that I am the most ethical person they know.

I used to be such,but the birth of my son really humbled me.

That Life would ever be Greater,and any creative "Picasso" just an amateur with a pinsel reaching to dont get awash by eons,eternity,Time.

Took me long to achieve this Reality.

Marrying my husband and starting our family (I'm 18 weeks pregnant). Family is the most important thing to me in life.

Not getting knocked up and getting stuck with a loser like most of my friends have done.

Graduating from a private college when statistically I only had a 10% chance of even graduating high school.

Being a mother. Also overcoming a great deal of hardship and trauma to become successful in my career. If I can become a success then anyone can. Have faith, stay strong, and work hard.

Being a father. It is unbelievable how people without children have all of the parenting issues solved, then when you have one, you feel clueless.

Being an amazing, intelligent and unique person.

Anyone one who is not a complete loser should get at least a pat on the back... life is hard