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3/14/2014 6:10:58 AM
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No accomplishments?
Am I the only only who really has nothing to show in the case of accomplishments? I can't say i've done anything worth mentioning. How depressing. So, is there anyone else or am I alone?
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I've earned lots of awards, medals, and trophies from sports. My swim team won Districts twice in a row and both years our sport was the only sport that won anything. I got two firsts and two seconds this year. I got awarded Captain this year. Last year I got Rookie of the Year. Freshmen year I got Honorary Senior.
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I've helped with things that could be considered important such as transplanting sponges in the Caribbean to help improve water quality in places where the sponge population has been destroyed (by man and nature), teaching local fishermen in the Antilles how to set up and manage marine sanctuaries to prevent overfishing and promote environmental stewardship, and lots of stuff with Caribbean Spiny lobsters, but it's also my job so I don't feel like they are my accomplishments. Don't get me wrong: I'm very proud of the projects I've worked on over the years but I don't see these things as [b]my[/b] accomplishments.
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Sucks to be you
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I destroyed the Ragnarok Cycle. :)
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Do what I do. I build things, or draw things.
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1 ReplyEdited by CHAN: 3/14/2014 8:59:44 AMMake a short-term and long-term goal. Therefore, you'll accomplish them.
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1 ReplyI'm sorry if my thread made you sad :c
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Touch yourself [spoiler]Just kidding, I'm suffering from the same fate too. Try meditating, it's freaking great. Just google it.[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyYou should, like, getting a hobby or something.
