If money wasn’t an object, what would you be doing with your life? Seriously, think about it before you answer. If you had access to all the money you could handle and everyone and everything in your life was taken care of to the fullest. What would you be doing with your life?
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LaVonne
From the moment you wake until the moment you sleep, everything in between is your choice. ~LaVonne
What a GREAT question! It's a hard one to answer since I've struggled with money pretty much my whole life, I don't think I would know what to do if money wasn't an issue. However, I think what I would do, more than likely, is buy a box truck and yard sale across the country all summer and hit yard sales in Florida during the winter months. I'd probably try to find people looking for the items I found, and if money truly wasn't an object, I'd give them away! How much fun would that be. I'd love to know other people's answers to this, and if you don't mind, I'd like to include this question on a survey I'm about to begin circulating!?!?
we would spend more family time together.... we are always busy trying to get ends met and never have time to spend with the family.
Send all my 3 kids to training schools they like Dance Swimming Karate Art Music lessons whatever they want & to Colleges. Especially the College Degree. I have a 15 yr old I am thinking about it more and more for her. If I had all the $ I would send myself back to College too. (very Jupter in Sagitarrius hopes and Dreams) Julie
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- LaVonne1958
on Oct. 12, 2008 at 12:27 AM