Twisted~ That is the sweetest thing you have ever said! How much I understand! It takes a real man to be a Daddy. That you are my sweet.

When an ex G/F asked me to give her away at her wedding.

*bump*

the nicest thing .... hmm .... let's see ...... that i was sitting on a gold mine ..... um ... no ..... must be

"Your my bestest friend." ... yep that was it ;)

YOU SOUND JUST LIKE MY SISTER AND MYSELF!!! Total over achievers .. Especially in school- We believe "IF you can get an "A" why settle for a "B"... we consider a mark of "C" as failing, where anyone else would be happy they passed. I've gotten to the point where I get a papaer back and I see "A" and it doesnt phase me... I see "C" and I want to cry. a Mark of "B" is middle ground... happy I passed but a bit dissapointed I didnt get the "A"...


Best compliment though.... I duno... maybe when the new beau looks at me an randomly says "you're awesome" or "You Rock" (his way of sayin he likes me hehe so cute)... Or over the summer we spent the week at a beach house w/ a bunch of our friends... the girls were all gettin dressed to go out one night and one commented on mah arse bein small... an said "you're like the perfect girl"... hehe (when I told my beau he was datin the perfect girl he said "I KNOW") hehe :-D

I don't take compliments all too well.........but there are two that still cut straight to my heart when I think of them.........

No matter where I was on New Year's eve.......at the stroke of midnight I would call my mother and wish her a Happy New Year (as I knew she would be alone, but still awake.....and we never missed a year from the time I can remember in saying it as it was happening) and my boyfriend's mother caught me doing this once....and when I explained why I did it, she said, "That is the sweetest gesture I've ever known anyone to do. I wish my children were so considerate!"

And......the fact that my sister named her daughter (of her twin boy and girl) after me. She said she hoped my personality would rub off on my namesake!

One of the best compliment someone ever gave me wasn't even verbalized. I had a long and painful miscarriage last fall. One of my bosses, who is more so my friend, was there for me, and I appreciated it greatly. Around the time I found out that I would lose the baby, she found out she was pregnant with her first. Even though she knew the difficult time I was having, I was the first non-family member she told--even before her best friend. I knew that was a tough decision for her, but it meant a tremendous amount to me that I was at the top of her list.

The best compliment I recall ever receiving was......It's a boy...and he's got all of his fingers and toes.