whats is the most memorable life event that happen in your life?
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the birth of my 1st and only child, 16yr ago. you never forget when your children are born, no matter how old they are.
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The best feeling I ever experienced was on an evening out with my loved one. We were watching a movie about dancing that really touched her because she had always dreamt of being a dancer and had to stop learning. I was just sitting beside her and I was sharing every single emotion she was feeling watching that movie. I was so deeply connected to her in that moment I can hardly tell how it feels like to feel what your loved one feels. That unity is absolutely the best feeling I've ever experienced and the happiest moment of my life so far.\n\n(don't forget to select the best answer ;-) )
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Mine is waking up after months in a coma.  Not having any memory of anything except my kids and husband.  I was then told I was no longer married and then I begged to speak to my Mom and I was told my Mom died 1 year earlier.  I wasn't even in the State where I had gotten ill.  Now, I still have amnesia and my short term memory is barely there.  I write a lot of things down.  I then was told I married again and I do not remember getting married again (after the West Nile Encephalitis).  The man took advantage of me and my very serious condition.  I am still trying to find a lawyer to get it annulled.  My life has been hell ever since I woke up. Sometimes I wish I never woke up.  And I also had to be brought back to life 2 times, I do not recall anything.  I do believe this is a good thing in the long run.  But I had to teach myself how to write, add, subtract, type, etc. again.  I did not get any help from anyone until about 9 months ago.  The rehab program is wonderful and I am not the same person, but I know that I just have to survive differently.  Your Dad was a very lucky man.  He didn't get any brain damage from that incident.  He would have been in the same situation as I am now.\nI'm glad he is okay and you didn't have to endure a great loss.
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deja vu. It happens to me all the time. I think that we keep having to relive our life over and over again until we get it "right"..
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I've had many...far too many to brag about, but once you experience just one, if you're wise, you have a deeper appreciation and value of life.\n\n1)  The first was one of the worst because I was just about only 9 years old.  My best friend and I were guests at the birthday party of one of our male classmates.  His mother--who was also one of our substitute teachers--came around to picku up each of the kids in their station wagon to drive us from New York to Connecticut.  It was a very big deal for me.  After changing into our swimsuits, my best friend pushed me into the deep end of the pool, and I didn't know how to swim.  To make matters worse, I took a deep gasp, just as she pushed me in, so I took in nothing but water!  At first I panicked.  Just like they say, my life flashed before me.  I had not lived much, at that point, but it still seemed like it was a lifetime within a split second or two.  Then, I was sad for myself, because I knew I was awfully young to die.  Then, I was sad for my mother, who reluctantly permitted me to go.  At that point, I think I relegated myself to die, because I wasn't moving upwards or downwards.  I was just in this suspended animation.  Then, I realized that it might not be too painful to die that way.  With the exception of my right arm, all of me was now relaxed.  My right arm was raised as if I was trying to get someone's attention, or like a child might do in class.  Even in "near-death," I was following the rules by raising my hand!  Finally, the relaxation caused me to float to the surface.  That is when everything went very quickly.  A few of the adult chaperones dove into the water to get me.  Then, I was being lifted out by many hands.  Then, they were putting pressure on my stomach, and I was regurgitating water.  Then, I believe I started crying.  It's weird, but that period where I was under the water was almost tranquil.  It may be because it was the closest thing my subconscious recalls to being in my mother's womb.\n\n2)  I averted a possible shooting at around age 14 or 15, when a friend stole my babysitting job.  She snuck behind my back to take a regular job with my downstairs neighbor away from me.  She got it, and instead, my mother, sister, and I went uptown to my great-aunt's for dinner.  I wanted to get home before the Academy Awards came on.  Even then, I never missed them!  My mother kept stalling, and we didn't leave before they began, but rather an hour or so in.  Factoring in the subway travel time, we were home about two and a half hours later than we would have been.  Because of the delay, we missed the fatal shooting that occured just outside the door of the downstairs neighbor's house--the place where I would have been babysitting!  According to my friend, the man was trying desperately to get someone to open the door.  She wouldn't do it.  Had she, the killer may have killed her and the baby as well.  With someone pleading for their life, I don't know that at the time I would not have opened the door...\n\n3)  I have had at least three near-misses during plane travel.  One of the most notable was when I was about 16.  My mother, sister, and I were returning to New York from Ohio by plane, just after New Year's.  At that time, I was not fearful of air travel.  As we attempted our landing, the wheels touched down, and we bumped several times, only to take off again.  The passengers were very tense, and you could hear a pin drop.  We made numerous very large circles, and stayed in the vicinity of the airport.  Eventually, we attempted our landing again.  This time, we were all very aware of the lights of several emergency vehicles on either side of the runway.  When the plane landed, everyone applauded.\n\n4)  As a senior in high school, I was trapped along with another 18 or so students in an elevator caught between the 8th and 9th floors of our school.  It was toward the summer, and we were all ve
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One that puts you through the journey, feeling like you are really going through the good times, through the bad times.\n\nSomething real, and hereby hard to watch.\n\nExample:\n\n1) When a Man Loves a Woman\n2) What Dreams May come\n3) American History X\n4) Hotel Rwanda\n5) Léon\n\nFor different examples of real life...that won't leave you indifferent!
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My wedding day.\n\n:D\n\nBut that is yet to happen.
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My Life, My Wife, My family.\nSalvation!
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nope it was the most rewarding experience of my life. but then again i was not the one getting walked out on...... best years of my life. :D although now i have been settled........
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Absolutely.  One of the lonliest moments of my life I was surrounded by about 10,000 people.\n\nI was married, with a new child.  I was in the Navy, just getting back from a 6 month tour to Europe. 3 months in, my wife left me taking my son with her.  When our ship arrived back home, there were literally 10,000 people waiting for their loved ones.  Holding banners and holding back tears of joy.\n\nI walked down that pier alone.  Not a soul there to welcome me home.  Especially my wife and son.  No banners, no tears, no hugs or kisses. That is one of the only times of my life I ever walked with my head down.  I couldn't stand to see the anticipation and joy of those thousands without breaking down.  \n\nLonliest moment of my life....
530334
your best memories..\nlessons you've learned..\nthe teachers that impacted you..\nmost importantly your friends and family.\n\ncongrats on being the valedictorian.
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Having my son was the most special moment in my life(even though I regret his father) My son taught me alot about life and he couldn't even talk good. No matter how much I yelled at him or all the things I went through, his smiles and i love u's made everything okay. And he still makes me feel like that. Some moments really do last forever.
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I've had a lot of "best memories". I don't think I could go back and pull out just one of them. I wouldn't say this memory is better than that memory. I can give you a worst memory though. the day my daddy died.
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The day my daughter was born (2000).  My family had not gotten together in years, but since I am the baby girl of the family having a baby everyone was there.  The saddest day was when my grandmother's funeral (1992).  The was so much fighting that it was horrible.
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Maybe an event in every human's life
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omg lol. laugh out loud.\ni remember it being lots of love but any way.
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Death of eledr brother 29/7/1979\nDeath of my father -30/01/1995\nMy marriage- 21/11/1996\nBirth of my son 01/10/1997\n\nMost memorable memory is --Death of my elder sister at 11:40 PM and Birth of my daughter at 11:48 PM the same day on 06/01/2001