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What was the happiest moment in your whole life?

by Eric Paul Monroe on Feb.19, 2010, under Virtual Classroom

Please explain to the best of your ability. Your content should vividly reflect the emotional state you were in at the time to the reader.

9 Comments for this entry

xXALEJANDROXx
February 24th, 2010 on 01:55
One of my happiest moment in my life was when I did my first trick on the skateboard, that trick is the ollie is something like article needed jump .
All the people say that skating is easy but is not real, the skateboarding is so dificultpunctuation needed you need to practice so much because all the tricks have a level but pronoun needed is so dangerous to because you need to jump 1, 2 ,3… 21 stairs that is the record, and when you see the stair or stairs you have fear because you thing if I don`t do the trickpunctuation needed i will broke my leg or i will have a wound or something like that but you need infinitive marker overcome your fairs and continue whit your skate because if you don`t overcome your fairspunctuation needed you continue whit the same level and overcome the others skaters as far as come the best skater and will sponsor for a skateshop and be a profesional skater.
well this is all, for do thispunctuation i don`t use a translator like my friens hahaha well here is a link of some person who do a crazy tricks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b10b3JZmC-E
And here is my best mexican skaterpunctuation he doesn`t sponsor yet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPUq7X3ypBs
Well pronoun needed is time to do skateboarding and overcome my fairspunctuation hahah see you tomorrowpunctuation
arturo
March 12th, 2010 on 04:14
In my life, I have past participle many happy moments. When I was a child, I met Six Flags for me it is an amazing place, I enjoyed that trip.
Other moment that I remember is when I finished my carrer. When I was studying preposition the secundary school, my parents asked me conjunction would you like to be a doctor, a lawyer? My answer was I want to be an engineer, now that I am industrial engineerpunctuation I feel very well.
Nowadays, I am working in a supplier of Volkswagen, my job is about my carrer.
I have a lot of great moments, but become article engineer is the best.
Mike
March 13th, 2010 on 17:31
I think that my happiest moment in my whole life was when my little sister borned four years ago. when I was in the hospitalpunctuation I really felt very nervous, afraidpunctuation and happy, because I´m expecting my sister soon.
When she was finally bornpunctuation I felt relieved and very happy.
arturo
March 13th, 2010 on 19:56
In my life, I hadpresent perfect many happy moments. When I was a child, I visited Six Flagspunctuation fcapitalization or mepunctuation it´s an amazing place,conjunction needed I enjoyed that trip.
Another momentword choice that I remember is when personal pronoun finished my major. When I was in ~~the~~ secondary school my teacher told me: Youthat I havetemporal concordance abilities for ~~the~~ numbers,punctuation after thatpunctuation I chose infinitive marker study industrial engineering,punctuation now that I am indefinite article industrial engineer, I feel much better.
Nowadays, I work in a supplier preposition Volkswagen,punctuation my job is about my major. I hadpresent perfect a lot of great moments, but becomepresent participle an industrial engineer it´spresent participle the best.
alde
March 14th, 2010 on 00:21
I think I’ve had many happy moments although some arepresent perfect more important tocomparative construction others. The most important noun needed istemporal concordance when my mom came out of a risky operation. For me, pronoun was difficult to see in that situation the person that I love. but when I saw her, pronoun mede me very happy.
however, I havepresent perfect other happy moments, when my mom bought me my guitar, when I’m with my friends, the few times when I go out with my family, I really enjoysyntax.
alde
March 26th, 2010 on 03:28
When I talking about my happiest moment, I have many funny memories. One of that moments is when I was whit my friend playing basketball, and suddenly one of my friends hit a child how was near to her, It was funny, because the boy went to his mother and told her what had happened. The boy was crying because by friend hit him in the head whit the ball. And his mother very angry asked to my friend what had happened and she tried to explaining but the mother’s boy was very angry.
The funny moment was when all the team saw the worried face of my friend.
wonphy
July 29th, 2010 on 13:29
Well, I think the happiest moment in my whole life is at 16:56 7/18/2008, when I was told that my son past perfect needed borned, and my wife was also fine. I had article needed chance to see my son while he came out of the operating room, so cute, you know, he did not cry, and just look up to the lights on ceiling, I thought he was so curious at that monment. I love my wife and my son.
wonphy
August 3rd, 2010 on 13:34
16:56syntax and preposition on July 18, 2008, my son was born, and that istemporal concordance the happiest moment in my whole life. I do remember all the secondsrephrase of that day, I was sitting nerviously outside of the operating room, hoping everything would be fine. I aloorthographicmost jumped ontoillogical the window of the operating room while a nurse called my name, I sawrelative pronoun my son was lying on a small cot, not crying, and staring preposition needed the ceiling lights with his black and clean eyes, he was so cutorthographics,I am full-filled with happyorthographicsness. then I went back to our ward, my wife was back, and hpronoun disagreemente was so tired, but the doctor said everything was well-off.I kissed my wife, and I really appreciate all herrephrase did. I love my wife and my son.
wonphy
August 4th, 2010 on 15:05
On July 18, 2008 at around five o’clock in the evening, my son was born and that was the happiest moment in my whole life.I do remember every second of that day.I was sitting nervously outside of the operating room, blessingword choice: praying for my wife and baby.I almost jumped through the window of the operating room whileword choice: after someone called my name.I saw that my son was lying on a small cot,not crying,and just staring at the ceiling lights with his pure black eyes,he was so cute,I was totally fulword choice: completely filledfilled with happiness.After a while, I went back to the ward to check preposition needed: on my wife, andrephrase: if she had returned, I could see that she was so tired, silentword choice: quiet and sleeping, the doctor said that everything was well-offword choice: okay.I walked to the bed and kissed my wife, I really appreciate everything she didtemporal agreement/ logic for me and my son.I love my wife,I love my son.

Combo, you need to work on your punctuation and spacing.