As of now, I’m golden. No more lessons, but plenty of turtles yet to burn. Of course, when you reach the top of a mountain, the only thing to do is to find another one to climb. There’s always something else to learn, another nuance to suss out, another esoteric vocabulary word to discover. I think it’s important to see both how far you’ve come from where you’ve started and how far you still have to go. So thanks for all the turtles, Crabigator, but I ain’t done yet.
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Congratulations on no more lessons and good luck on finding another mountain to climb.
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the grammar mountain maybe ?
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You mean Olympus Mons over there? Eh, might as well
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You need only about 4000 more kanji for the Kanji Kentei. Might as well start studying for that now.
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Congrats OP, enjoy the view!
Personally, even though I’m close to 60 myself, I feel nowhere close to finished but it feels like a major accomplishment when you can look back and see how far you’ve come.
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Yeah, I don’t feel like I’m finished, but looking at all the kanji I’ve learned does make me feel like I’ve accomplished something.
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Mhm, learning 2000+ kanji is really nothing to sneeze at!
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Trip!!! You did it!
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how cash money of you
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Congratulations! 
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You mean Olympus Mons San? =P
(I’m very very NOT at the top of the mountain, lol)
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