What was your most memorable Achievement in your Childhood?

[Vulcan 3,255]

Just as the title says, Whether it's something small, like beating your first video game, or something big, like your first award,

What was your most memorable Childhood Achievement?

[Nerdy Luigi 2,065]

Unlocking every unlockable character in Super Smash Bros. Melee . 

[CheeryFox 23,823]

Completion of a wooden pendant. 

[zerox 1,167]

went on a competition with a program that I programmed in visual basic.

[cmarston1 5,960]

Back in Middle School, when my family and I went to this water park, I ended up getting third place in a limbo contest, which had a lot of other people involved in it.

[Megas 27,876]

Getting $200 for painting a house

Said 200 went to both Twilight Princess and a trip to Knotts

[Mesme Rize 15,687]

I remember back in my school years, we had a school play for Peter and the wolf and i desperately wanted to play the Wolf, because the villains are most of the time the most interesting characters.

I got the role and got a pretty nice wolf costume, while i was playing before 200 people.

[Little Snowdrop 296]

Am I the only one whose "most memorable Achievement" has to do with school and using knowledge? Damn, I'm such a S1E1-Twilight...  

[PoisonClaw 8,166]

My most memorable achievement was not missing a single day of school during Grade 3, since the year before a kid in my class got a special reward for perfect attendance, so I wanted to do the same.

[They call me Loyalty 1,951]

To experience outside my body. The subtle opening between beta/delta, to sustain theta without losing consciousness, above delta waves.

Keeping the mind at bare minimum conscience, in the absence of thought.

The sound of a thousand wasps, as you can experience your being, as frequency, the heat of vibration. And then the sudden acceleration, directly into gamma capacity.

Gamma rays, yes, the Sun. Life. Consciousness. Memory. Information.

Being beamed, through the center, into the expansive universe.

It was life changing. After that, things that happened here on earth, didn't matter as much. Everything seemed so small in comparison. No existencial drama was able to take away this unending breath inside my heart. This realization of beauty, unconditional.

Like falling in love with yourself. The intimate substance, life. Like you love things, all, but you don't need to have them around. Because you're always in there. In all of them. The purest form, unconditional.

So those who used to know me, worried I was being distant. But then I understood why the one behind all realities, is the way it is. And why it allows. Acceptance.

So I allowed them to be free, by parting ways.

It felt selfish, to want to have someone close, so you can love it. Artificial, like if conditioned by fear. Like if it isn't real anymore.

This is some of the uniqueness provided by earth. If love were to be light, then fear is the dark spectrum that shapes love into a thousand different forms of life.

[Vulcan 3,255]

8 hours ago, Little Snowdrop said:

Am I the only one whose "most memorable Achievement" has to do with school and using knowledge? Damn, I'm such a S1E1-Twilight...  

Nothin' wrong with being Twilight

My most memorable moment...

When I was a kid...I failed first grade.every subject. Teachers thought I was special.  The year after...I actually tried harder and managed to nab myself a first honors....it was the best moment of my childhood. 

Turns out I wasnt special afterall....I was just really...really...lazy o-o

[Soma O))) 30]

Easily walking at my highschool graduation 

[Dreambiscuit 10,464]

 

The first thing that comes to mind is winning a lot of art contests when I was little. I remember there was a school-wide competition for making the best poster for a school fair and it was divided into categories for first and second grades, third and fourth, and fifth and sixth. There were first, second, third and fourth prizes, and a grand prize. I won the grand prize and was so shocked my ears just kept ringing. I think the prize was a T-shirt or something like that. 

[Snow Frostflame 3,568]

Well I could say when I managed to graduate with my class despite everyone giving up on me, and saying it would be impossible... but I've already said that story, plenty of times... so here's another one.

 

I had discovered a way to solve multiples of 9 up to x9 within a matter of seconds back in the third grade. I taught my method to 5 other teachers, including my teacher who insisted I teach the whole class. I was shy, and very quiet back then so it was hard for me to do but I did... somehow. My principle was even impressed and awarded me the "proud principle award" which is when you get to have a special lunch with the principle and any other student who got awarded.

[Stone Cold Steve Jobs 22,452]

I got third place in a spelling bee that was a year ahead of me in my schooling.

[Messy Mane 9,033]

in 7th grade,I got 1st place on the county's fair art exhibition for middle school grades 6-8

[TBD 17,262]

Well, i won second place for the best essay, which was ionic because there was one for best artwork (which I didnt win) I'm more of an artist than a writer. another when everyone liked my part in a play.

[EpicEnergy 23,238]

I'm going to be honest - I don't have one. I don't know if it's because I never achieved nothing memorable or that it was too far back for me to remember, but whatever the reason I can't recall anything I did that was memorable.