#ONE OF THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF MY LIFE FULL#

To kickstart my academic journey in 2011, I completed a 12-month Certificate IV in Tertiary Adult Preparation at Gold Coast TAFE as I hadn’t been in a classroom for about 14 years by then.Īs you can imagine, I was truly rusty! However, you couldn’t wipe the excitement off my face, as I sat amongst my much younger peers and re-discovered a whole new world of learning.Īfter graduating from TAFE, I was admitted into Bond to start from January 2013 studying a double degree in Bachelor of Business/ Bachelor of Laws. Still others say that you make/create your own luck. The letter signified the fulfillment of a long-held dream I had as a fifth grader, though at the time it had appeared to be a near-impossible one Some say that luck favors those who work hard. However, I had always dreamed of one day being able to finish both high school and university properly.Īfter selling our 6-year-old business in 2010 due to the Global Financial Crisis, I thought this was the right time to head back to school. One of the happiest days of my life was the day I opened the following letter from Grinnell College. You live and learn not to stress the small stuff, and that is what I did. I was the happiest I have ever been, and it shows in all of the pictures I made conscience choices through the process to specifically make that day happy, calm and stress free.

Walton, 68, bought his lucky 30 Millionaire Maker ticket from Flash Market on Old Monroe Road in Indian Trail. My wedding day was absolutely one of the best days if my life. It’s one of the happiest days of my life, Walton said. Despite that, I went on to live a good life of having a successful business, extensive travel, investment portfolio and married-life bliss. Costa Walton of Mint Hill will never forget July 6, 2022, the day a scratch-off ticket led to a 1 million win.

#ONE OF THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF MY LIFE FULL#

That day was full of right right direction, right person, right time and just so happen. January 2013 – being admitted at Bond Uniĭue to teenage life circumstances, I was unable to finish my high school studies back in Melbourne. This one sounds cliche or typical, but it’s truly one of the happiest days and moments in my life.