What has been the best or most memorable day of your life so far in your existence?

Most memorable day is probably when I was about 10 years old and we flew to Tenerife. I had never been on an airplane before, nor had I been in any warmer climate before, or seen such large hotels before, and it had a pool! And the beach had huge waves! So much larger and fun to be in compared to the wimpy waves we get in Sweden

Lots of new experiences in just one day

I think mine was driving down to Texas with my girlfriend and see a Dallas Cowboy football game in their billion dollar stadium. It was a 4 day event, but the whole trip was memorable.

Last night was fun for me. Me and a friend on XBL played a few matches like Infected (which I'm starting to like) and objective or random missions. Anyway due to my name having to do with two of my favorite ponies Rarity and Rainbowdash, we got into a lot of jokes about a fashion deva's place on a battlefield .

Sounds fascinating.

I had a pretty good sandwich a few days ago.

The day I married my wife.

When I caught a big fish. What a great day that was.

The time I was in Giza. Seeing the pyramids with my own eyes felt amazing. The museum in Cairo was pretty fascinating too.

When I asked my girl to marry me and she said yes.

Then it turned into the worst day of my life as my friends poured beer after beer into me. I was a fire-breathing dragon in the end, though instead of fire it was the contents of my stomach.

And this was better than the actual wedding night... how?

And you never want your wife to find out you think this.. why?




My best day has yet to happen, but I'll be sure to tell you kids about it when it does

Second to that, the birth of my son.

Hm...lots of good days in my life. Not going to count relationship since that gives me best moments almost every day of my life (awwwww....how sickening, I know)...

Best day, best day...oh here's one. 20ish, abdominal surgery for mysterious, severe pains. A few hours after surgery/waking up and the pain hit. I hate needles and they wouldn't give any pain meds thru IV, so I kept refusing offers of shots. Of course, some hours later I finally gave in and started crying for drugs. One butt shot....it was THE BEST EVER. So I had survived surgery (still alive, whoohoo), had my 1st experience with the most awesome drug known to man (heh), and my bf was snoozing in a chair holding my hand. Yes...oddly, that was definitely a best day.

Because there hasn't been a wedding night yet. We're engaged to be married.

Also, call me a tosser for this, but while six is awesome, having someone say "yes" when asked if she wants to be with you for the rest of your life is ten times better.

She knows I think that. Don't worry. See above

Ah.. so the idea of marital bliss being an oxymoron is still something of a conundrum to you.. gotcha

I suppose that would depend on the six, and the person.. but you're probably right..


Honestly.. sometimes you take all the fun outta me being a dike.

Can't really recall having any particularly good day. All of my happiness lies buried in my childhood, back when I wasn't the wreck I am now.

Mines really dumb but; I've never really had that many friends (thus being on a game forum -.-), because of my stupid issue with self confidence, so i rarely went out with anyone, apart from special instances.
Earlier this year, I made friends with some amazing, like minded people.
I didnt think it would go that far, but one day, out of the blue, i got a phonecall asking if i wanted to go to watch a movie and have something to eat with them.
I went and had a lovely day. It was the first time i felt like i really belonged with a social group. That was probably the best day so far.
Either that, or when i went to the Forest Of Dean for the weekend. Such a beautiful place.

Wouldn't say best, but my most memorable is my mini vacation to Philadelphia and D.C. Partially due to me living in the backwards city of Cincinnati. The area is like its own separate state or country.

My birthday 7 years into the future. When I turn 30, everything will change.

I have several. Going to a carnival/funfair with the hubs and kids when they were younger, They were all laughing, screaming, giddly with delight. The hubs and I sat and watched them socialize with friends, do the rides, everyone having a good time. The economy was good, people had disposable income. The kids convinced him to ride the rides with them. As long as I live, I will remember him walking back from the rides with the kids, big grins on their faces, a blissfully, deliriously, delighted family unit.
A beach trip, with a man I was dating, we went to the beach often. ( However, he is not my husband) It was summertime, sticky, sweaty, rainy summer. This one day, it was bright, breezy, and sunny. We'd ridden down in my car, RHCP blasting out "I could have lied" over and over. We'd stopped and gotten some provisons for the beach. I remember swimming, laughing, reading, me feeding him shrimp, and him clapping and making seal noises. On the way back we stopped for barbecue, my treat. When we got home, he picked me up, spun me round his kitchen, and kissed me., a long, long kiss. He was so freaking happy, his eyes were bright, and he couldn't stop laughing. The evening was awesome, too.
First date with the husband. We'd gone to the beach on a picnic, in the dead of winter. It was cold. I packed a picnic of hot coffee, italian subs, some dessert. It was a windy, sunny day. We walked my dog, hubs hobbling up and down the beach on his crutches. We sat on the blanket, and talked about life, what we wanted from it, literature, music, art, architecture. We went kite flying. The wind got so high and wild, we abandoned our picnic site, packed it up, and ate in the car. He leaned over after lunch, and kissed me. He tasted of big red chewing gum, coffee, and faintly of tobacco. He reminded me of my first real kiss, waaay back when I was a teenager. I knew I was in trouble. .

While giving birth to my children was incredibly beautiful, it was also incredibly painful and extremely complicated. While it was great to finally be able to hold them, raising them has been the more memorable experience.

graduating highschool
i finally got away from those morons