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I would save most of it so I could be pathetically lazy for the rest of my life. ;)
I would buy a wonderful, new house on lots and lots of land somewhere warm, and move my parents there as well.
I would buy some ridiculously impractical cars.
I would spoil my children.
I would help worthy charities.
I always giggle when people say they'd keep working! The absolute first thing I would do is email in my resignation letter and hire someone to clean out my office(and I actually like my job).
I'd invest enough that I could live off the interest and not worry about a "real" job ever again.
I'd buy a couple hundred acres of land in the middle of nowhere with my critters and I'd have kennel help! Custom build a house and kennel. I'd do sled dog rescue on a larger scale.
I hate to travel so I'd be staying close to home, but I'd bring my family up here regularly. I'd help my family if they needed it. I'd make sure my neices can all get PhD degrees without student loans if they so desire.
I'd kayak in the best boats money can buy! I'd melt all sorts of glass into all sorts of beads(dream home would include a seperate glass studio building). I'd ski and hike and bike......I could find all sorts of ways to occupy myself if I didn't have to work to pay for it all!
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Originally Posted by Glacier
Tamara, your formula sure works for me - did you buy your ticket today??