Attitude, The Ultimate Power: Dec 2, 2007

Why read Monday Morning Power?

You will find a consistency and a focus in all of my content that can change your attitude which can fuel a positive change in your life, if you want it to. If you are happy with your attitude and your life and see no reason for changing, then you either already have a PMA (Positive Mental Attitude), or you are a victim and want to hold onto your misery. These postings will then serve to fortify the person with PMA, or, hopefully, convince the "victim" that there is a better way. This site will contain essays, poems, stories, humor and links, all with the same goal: The pursuit, capture, care and feeding of a Positive Mental Attitude. I have had readers tell me that they have spent hours on my site and feel great about themselves both during and after. I log onto my own site frequently to help fuel my attitude; I hope you will as well.

Sunday, December 2, 2007

The Proudest Moment of my Life

I was tagged by Max to state the proudest moment of my life. I have been sitting on this for a couple of weeks now; not being able to complete it. I just realized why....I can't come up with a single answer; I have so may proud moments. Therefor I am going to invoke an author's creative prerogative and state the proudest moments of my life, in chronological order order.

The day I graduated college (there were times that I had my doubts that I would make it.)
The day I got married "she actually said "yes!"
Each of the days my three kids were born. (I was there on all three occasions, and in the delivery room for two.)
Each time my oldest scored a basket in High School Basketball games.
When my middle boy received scholastic awards; there were many.
Each of the days my three kids graduated high school.
The days my two oldest boys graduated college (San Diego State and Berkley.)
My daughter is scheduled to graduate college in June of 08 which will mean that each of my three kids will have graduated in 4 years......I an VERY proud of that feat.
The day my oldest graduated from the ROTC and became a Lt. in the army and what his commanding officer said about his character.
The day my oldest graduated from Ranger Training from Fort Benning, GA and a number of the other graduates came over to him and said "thank your for helping me. Without your help I wouldn't have made it through the training."
The day my oldest left for his first tour of duty in Iraq (also the scariest day of my life.)
The day my middle child, apparently, became the youngest person to be made Senior Publicist. (He works at a major publishing house in NY.)
Each and every day any of my kids walks though my front door.
Whenever any of my kid's friends speak of them; always complimentary.
My daughter goes to San Francisco State University, a very liberal school. She has maintained her own views in spite of what the teachers of school has to say. I am very proud of that fact. She remains her own person.