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Which has been the greatest moment of your life?
Kim suggested this. Thanks.
Anyway the greatest moment in my life was perhaps when I was born. This is as then I knew nothing. So I was 100% internally happy.
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26-06-2003, 01:50 PM
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Re: Which has been the greatest moment of your life?
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Yeah i was going to say... Being born was probably quite good, and then it all turns to s**t from there 
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26-06-2003, 03:47 PM
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Greatest moment, well, greatest day would have to be my press pass day at the oval...
It probably wasnt but its fresh in my mind, and it was brilliant, a real dream come true.
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26-06-2003, 04:33 PM
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Many things at different stages of my life, like being born, but I suppose at the moment just a dream coming true really, people who know me will know all too well :P
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I know this will sound pathetic, but the greatest moment in my life was when I met my four Umpiring Mentors who have since become very close friends...Simon Taufel, Darrell Hair, Nick Fowler and Margaret Beaumont.
Being a huge Bradman fan, another truly awesome moment was my first trip to Bowral and standing on the same oval where Sir Donald Bradman played his first cricket match as a child.
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