most important event in your life

Quote by pj2012
without a doubt, the birth of my children and grandchildren. They've made life worth living.

My own conception is probably the most important (thanks mom and dad). Nothing else would have happened to me if that hadn't happened first.

Quote by Buz
WHAT? No one has posted their own conception. I mean, you wouldn't be here...

Fuck. Should have read the responses before I posted. Well, great minds, and all that...

See, my conception happened more to my parents than to me. I did not actually experience it. So I wouldn't put it here, even if it is the seminal (heh heh) event in my existence.

So what would I answer? Bit of a tossup among meeting Mrs. Seeker, marrying Mrs. Seeker, and the birth of Seeker, Jr.

My mum taking me to dancing lessons, aged four. Everything good in my life, directly or indirectly stems from that moment.

First time I recall going to Disneyland. I was three yrs young when I understood that we were going to see Mickey and Minnie Mouse.

The day I met Mik at PUNK ROCK BOWLING FESTIVAL in Vegas, our wedding day and recovery day where we got to chill w/ close friends and family to share photos from wedding day.

there's all kinds of important - wonderful to those things that are permanent and not fun to think about. things you can't change.

here's an event that happened to me that changed my life - I got fired. from a job hahaha

where I come from, it's common people will stay on their one and only jobs for their entire lives.

and here I got fired haha.

anyway, the sequence of events that followed it - made me a happy life, varied, interesting, well traveled - and where I am now.

life is interesting enjoy.

My most important event was my birth

Critically wounded in Vietnam in combat. Almost bled out. Apr. 25, 1967.

My marriage anniversary for the past four years.

Finding Jesus. I may not act like one on this site, but I am a Christian. And contrary to a lot of non-Christians understanding, true Christians do not believe they are perfect. True Christians understand they are far from perfect no matter how good they might be. However, knowing that you will always fall short doesn’t mean you then go ahead and wallow in sinful behavior. In my own Christian experience, finding Jesus has helped me to put away certain sinful behaviors altogether, and prevents me from becoming even worse than I already am.