If we are talking about the very second that I am typing this without going into the rest of life, I want to get an A on my Final for Geology. I am currently at an average 90 (A-) so it's a make it or break it deal. If I get this A tomorrow, I will have a GPA of 4.0 for the semester.... *sigh* the thought is so rewarding.
          That's the first thought I had when I saw the question. Now, if we are talking on a larger scale, then it's something totaly different. I want my parents to keep their house and my dad to find a job. my dear parents are sinking so fast financially and I hate that i can't help them. There have ben so many times when they have bailed me out in life and now could be my chance to help them. Sadly, all I can do is sit and watch from the sidelines trying to comfort them with my words and presence. my family's happyness means the world to me. How could it not, when they are my world?

ABSOLUTLY nothing!  I just finished my finals and I don't think my brain can hold anymore information at this current moment. I don't want to learn, do, think anything! it is my need and desire to reward myself to do nothing! and I am currently loving it!

I can write some wickedly creative poems! My short stories get a bit crazy and heavy and would probably get locked up for writing them but boy, looking back at them it's great because the passion is so vibrant!! also as I excersize and don't pay much attention to how my body feels I can push myself that extra step that is actually burning fat that I can't seem to do when I'm calm LOL. however, I must point out, being angry and being in raged is very different where I see one that can be used positively, such as the examples above, whereas rage is all blindingly negative and destructive in many ways.

Over the past few years I've had a few. tracing the positive ones backwards for the past three years:
1) Obama's election
2) My friend saving my life and paid over $400 to help me
3) Holding my son after he was first born

Of course that last one is the biggest. Gosh, there is just nothing like that overwhelming joy when your child is finally in your arms for the first time!