Looking back, what were your 5 highlights in life?

Getting into a profession despite lack of parental encouragement

Going to uni as a mature student when my qualifications became devalued

Completing my Ph.D

Starting my own business - something I had always wanted to do

Buying my own home

Having my two sons.
First grandchild was a girl.
Meeting love of my life in my 50's.
Travelling all over Europe in motorhomes for many years.
Moving to the countryside.

Leaving home to live in sin
Getting married
Getting divorced
Getting married
Having the kids!

(but really? A brief fling with a stranger - brilliant - wouldn't have missed it for the world.)

Motherhood
Going abroad for the first time
Singing leading roles
Teaching voice
First exhibition of my artwork last year

Meeting my husband
Our wedding day, truly the happiest day of my life.
Moving back to Lincolnshire
Planning and project managing a major home extension (first time I've ever tackled anything like this and it has boosted my self confidence no end)
Finding a new and completely unexpected love this late in life. I am so lucky.

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Having my Son and Daughter
Divorcing abusive husband
Degree I was very proud
Marrying my husband
My beautiful little Grandchildren

Happy childhood
Being in WRNS
Proposal event
Long honeymon
Children

In chronological order
1. Degree
2. Job(s)
3. Marriage -still going
4. Children and Grandchildren
5. Playing the flute, which I longed to do since childhood, but didn’t achieve till 40’s.

Meeting & Marrying my late DH.
The Birth of my children
Becoming a Grandma
The beautiful, funny & loyal dogs we have had in our lives.
The wonderful times we spent out in Sri Lanka when my DH was working out there.

The births of each of my 3 children.
Marrying my 2nd husband.
A 7yr old Grandsons successful surgery.

1. The births of my children, of they were seperate they would be 1 to 5 lol

2. Moving to the countryside

3. Becoming free from abusive family

4. Going back into education in my 40s

5. Getting a job as a TA which is exhausting and rewarding in equal measure

1. Marrying my DH 53 years ago.

2. The birth of our daughter.

3. The birth of our granddaughter.

4. Being a mad Beatles fan - seeing them live a few times and sitting behind them on stage of which I have a photo.

5. The many fabulous places I have visited and never thought I would, particularly Venice and New York.

1)Passing my law degree 2 months after birth of DD1
2)Birth of my 3 lovely daughters
3) Eldest DD graduation and middle and
Youngest DD’s getting into university after a difficult few years for them both
4) buying our lovely little cottage in the Sussex countryside (still my favourite home of all the many I have lived in)
5 ) my first trip to Venice

1. The birth of my first child -born three years after a specialist told us we would be highly unlikely to be able to have children. (just to say 2nd was born a year later, third mtwo years after that and then twins two and half years further on = five in just over five years!!

2, Graduations of each of those children

3. Birth of my eldest g.daughter - (her mum had had an eptopic pregnancy couple of years earlier). She was also first child in family born after tragic death of my youngest (adopted) son, and used the female version of his name.

4. Divorce (after twenty years of seperation), breaking the final link with ex husband.

5. Move to the flat I now live in - able to have this completely in my own name.