Monday, January 5, 2009

If money were no object....

19 comments:

Anonymous said...

I would first have no debt whatsoever. And then I would absolutely love to lavish on friends, family and those in need. I've always wanted to be able to give with pockets that never empty.

Anonymous said...

I would pay off all my debt, make sure all missionaries were provided for and then work for enjoyment not for necessity!

Anonymous said...

I would travel the world with someone I love.

Anonymous said...

kill debt, change career paths, buy a house while they are cheap, set up college funds for the kids and give the rest away.

Anonymous said...

I would pay off the debt of my family and then take a lavish trip and see parts of the world that I have always wanted to go to. I would buy a professional sports team and reap the benefits of ownership.

Anonymous said...

I would want to help my parents. They've worked hard their entire lives, but have no money to retire on. I wish I could be working now on a fund for them to live on, but we have our own debt to pay off.

I also think if I had a bunch of money, I'd try to give it away anonymously... I wouldn't want people to think of me differently because of a chunk of cash.

Anonymous said...

I'd pay off our debt, buy a big plot of land out in the country, and focus more on my family and less on the hustle and bustle of my current life. I'd like something more "simple"-- like teaching my kids how to garden, and having a place where they can go climb trees.

It sounds like it, but I'm not unhappy with my life. I think I'm just tired of it's complexity sometimes.

Anonymous said...

No debt, and give, give, give to everyone!

Anonymous said...

pay off my entire family's debt. Build a nice house and retire - now.

Anonymous said...

Get rid of our debt.

I'd get laser hair removal, teeth whitening, lasik surgery and possibly liposuction.

Anonymous said...

I would pay off our house (no other debt,yay!) then sell it so we could build a house big enough for my parents to have their own living quarters in. They're getting old and I want them near me before it's too late.

Anonymous said...

I'd throw away panties when they got stains.

Anonymous said...

We wouldn't have to alternate between hot dogs and frozen burritos in January to recover from Christmas.

Anonymous said...

we would have no debt. Give enormous amounts to others. I would have a Land Rover - black and fully loaded.

Anonymous said...

I would like to help people who have NO ONE to help them. People who have no family to stay by them when they are needy and need financial assistance. I would like to set up housing for people who are coming out of jail/prison who come out with only the clothes on their back in order that they could have a chance to build a better life. A home for every homeless person - food for all that are hungry. I would like to do this with no thought about "cost".

PS to #12 - If you put a little Soft Scrub Jell w/bleach on your undies and let them set awhile - the stains will disappear! Great for those boys who leave "skidmarks"!

Anonymous said...

Pay off debt, especially school debt! Sell my home and build one in the country, East of Edmond. Quit my job and have more children...I would like 6 total.

Help our family members in need. Give to missions.

This list could be never ending if money were no object...

Anonymous said...

i would buy a large piece of property away from the city. build our dream home, private tutors for our children and only have to deal with the city to finish school. debt would be gone. we could focus on doing things as a family, travel and not live such a time pressured life

Anonymous said...

I'd have more children.

Anonymous said...

1. Quit my job.
2. Have an RV made to order.
3. When our oldest is just ready for middle school, take the kids out of school.
4. Tour the US for the three years of middle school.

Repeat as necessary.