vaping makes me feel smart because of all of the technologies involved in it! Battery wAh, atomizer/cartomizer ohms, voltage... it's very cool and quite smart of us ladies to know our gear! I feel accomplished that I know what's in my juice and exactly how my gear works.
So... besides switching to vaping, what are a few accomplishments or goals that you have achieved that made you feel really great and proud of yourself?
I feel proud that I'm only a semester away from my first college graduation! As a teenager, I had a VERY rough high school experience. When I graduated, my parents had plans for me to go to a community college to get started. Well... I had other plans. A lot of people I knew there were hardcore parties and dropouts. I started to go down a bad road, and my future looked bleak. I skipped class, partied almost every night, but I did have a job so that was alright. I was still a wreck in the making, and it was horrible. At age 22, life smacked me right across the face. People were asking "What're you doing for a job?" "Are you in school? I was no longer a "kid" (21 is still a kid to me because you get to party and drink since you're officially legal to do it) and now the fun stuff is on the back burner. With heavy encouragement of my aunt, I decided to go to another community college that seemed extremely calm and very productive. With a 3.09 GPA and being a non-analog smoker, I'm one semester away from graduating and I couldn't be happier!
Another achievement was winning a Champion ribbon at a horseback riding show. It was a smaller scale and an open-breed show, but I was so proud because I horseback rode for days and days with my beautiful Polish Arabian horse, Royal Stardrifter. We then went to an A rated Arabian Show and placed fourth out of 28 other riders!
Aah, the memories!
So... besides switching to vaping, what are a few accomplishments or goals that you have achieved that made you feel really great and proud of yourself?
I feel proud that I'm only a semester away from my first college graduation! As a teenager, I had a VERY rough high school experience. When I graduated, my parents had plans for me to go to a community college to get started. Well... I had other plans. A lot of people I knew there were hardcore parties and dropouts. I started to go down a bad road, and my future looked bleak. I skipped class, partied almost every night, but I did have a job so that was alright. I was still a wreck in the making, and it was horrible. At age 22, life smacked me right across the face. People were asking "What're you doing for a job?" "Are you in school? I was no longer a "kid" (21 is still a kid to me because you get to party and drink since you're officially legal to do it) and now the fun stuff is on the back burner. With heavy encouragement of my aunt, I decided to go to another community college that seemed extremely calm and very productive. With a 3.09 GPA and being a non-analog smoker, I'm one semester away from graduating and I couldn't be happier!
Another achievement was winning a Champion ribbon at a horseback riding show. It was a smaller scale and an open-breed show, but I was so proud because I horseback rode for days and days with my beautiful Polish Arabian horse, Royal Stardrifter. We then went to an A rated Arabian Show and placed fourth out of 28 other riders!
Aah, the memories!
*hugs* So what're some of the good achievements you ladies have accomplished??
It takes a lot of strength and patience to get them to the age to realize that mom and dad weren't always wrong. That to me is a great accomplishment!! 
I like you too!!!
