If you suddenly came into a lot of money, what would you change?

Hire a legitimate attorney. Not breathe a word of winning and fight for an invisible state.
Pay off my house
Pay off my kids houses
Hire someone to cook good healthy meals for refridgeration (hate cooking).
Donate alot to the research of the diabetes assn.
Donate alot to my university that I work at....just to my department to be gutted and redone or NO deal!
Donate to a women shelter and family home that will keep them safe and ready them for a productive future.
I would continue to work.

Motorsheen wrote: »

sboohead wrote: »

Hire a legitimate attorney. Not breathe a word of winning and fight for an invisible state.
Pay off my house
Pay off my kids houses
Hire someone to cook good healthy meals for refridgeration (hate cooking).
Donate alot to the research of the diabetes assn.
Donate alot to my university that I work at....just to my department to be gutted and redone or NO deal!
Donate to a women shelter and family home that will keep them safe and ready them for a productive future.
I would continue to work.

Continue to work? work?

Like a real job.... work, work?

I too would not resign.

That is, I wouldn't take the time or effort to resign, nor would I answer the telephone or reply to emails.

By resigning, you would have to say things like:

"I enjoyed my time here."

"I just think the world of everyone in this organization."

"If there's anything I can do or if you have any questions, just feel free to contact me."



Nope.... I wouldn't feel like saying or doing any of that.

I suppose that sooner or later my employer would think: "yeah, he probably doesn't work her any longer."

*shrug

You'd buy a ticket to Australia, right? 😉

Motorsheen wrote: »

slimgirljo15 wrote: »

Motorsheen wrote: »

sboohead wrote: »

Hire a legitimate attorney. Not breathe a word of winning and fight for an invisible state.
Pay off my house
Pay off my kids houses
Hire someone to cook good healthy meals for refridgeration (hate cooking).
Donate alot to the research of the diabetes assn.
Donate alot to my university that I work at....just to my department to be gutted and redone or NO deal!
Donate to a women shelter and family home that will keep them safe and ready them for a productive future.
I would continue to work.

Continue to work? work?

Like a real job.... work, work?

I too would not resign.

That is, I wouldn't take the time or effort to resign, nor would I answer the telephone or reply to emails.

By resigning, you would have to say things like:

"I enjoyed my time here."

"I just think the world of everyone in this organization."

"If there's anything I can do or if you have any questions, just feel free to contact me."



Nope.... I wouldn't feel like saying or doing any of that.

I suppose that sooner or later my employer would think: "yeah, he probably doesn't work her any longer."

*shrug

You'd buy a ticket to Australia, right? 😉

Darn Right.

Australia has a beach or two, amiright??

Yes, one or two.. you might even get to see one if I let you out of my room 😁

I would buy a house, take care of my family finacially, start a business, set up a charity to help the homeless and those in poverty, donate some to cancer research....the list is endless....I'd better do the lottery!

dsboohead wrote: »

Hire a legitimate attorney. Not breathe a word of winning and fight for an invisible state.
Pay off my house
Pay off my kids houses
Hire someone to cook good healthy meals for refridgeration (hate cooking).
Donate alot to the research of the diabetes assn.
Donate alot to my university that I work at....just to my department to be gutted and redone or NO deal!
Donate to a women shelter and family home that will keep them safe and ready them for a productive future.
I would continue to work.

Yes, seriously if you ever win the lottery work with an attorney to establish a Trust, with you as the sole trustee and then when you collect your winnings, the Trust's name gets published, not yours!

Oh man.... Pay off hkuse, vehicles, and student loans. Take my kids on adventures and absorb every little minute before they're all passed.... If we had the means, I wouldn't worry so much about the things that take up my time in the race to survive, thrive, and generally "make it" and I would slow the heck down and simply live. I'd take my 6 year old hang gliding as she is always dreaming about flying like a bird. We would have a small house on a small hobby farm with horses, chickens, and a cow. That kind of work and care is good for the soul and for kids. I'd get our family each a little house paid off that will have little bills (taxes and utilities and such so they can maintain) and a vehicle and camper. After that, they can do as they wish with it all as it'll all be paid off. And 100,000 bucks to invest as they wish. I think I would love to be a part of a charity that helped people who graduate pay off student loans and homes... Or finish school.
I'm at a place in my life where I am having a hard time thinking of a frivolous thing to do! I would love to mountain bike more. And spend a summer in Yellowstone.

Pay off my student loans, a new house away from everyone, and a nice lump sum to go into my daughter's trust fund

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