If money were no object....

i wish! but anyway, allow me to ride with your fantasy: 1. i'd pay off the house my paents are just staring to make payments for 2. i'd buy them an SUV 3. i'd also buy my husband another and a newer model SUV 4. i'd buy each of my 3 brothers cars of their choice 5. i'd open savings accounts or my 2 neices and i nephew 6. i'd also open savings accounts for myself and my three kids 7. i'd buy my dream house ( a not so big one on a 500 sq meter lot, with a small pool and a big garden) 8. i'll pick out 20 kis to send to school for free 9. i'd send my husband's loyal employees on a vacation trip outside of the country for 4 days 10.i'd bring my whole family on a vacation trip to the USA for 2 months, all expenxe paid with pocket money. whew! how's that? any takers?

Hhmm, interesting question. I've never thought of 10 things to do with unlimited funds before. Lets see what I can come up with. 1. Pay off all of our debt and family & friends debts. 2. Put money into researching Cancer & Aids to find a cure. 3. Start a local animal rescue shelter for abandon & abused dogs. 4. Buy new cars for all of our close friends & family. 5. Buy my brother a modest house and maintain the taxes for his lifetime on it. 6. Buy an RV & hire a tutor for my daughter and travel the world. 7. Put funds aside for my newphew & great nieces & nephews for college. 8. Give a huge amount to our small church for renovations, ect. 9. Buy a radio station so that my hubby could be the DJ that he has always dreamed of. 10. ??? I don't know, probably to some inner city program to send kids to camp. It creates memories that last a lifetime.

1. Pay off all our debt 2. buy a house big enough for us and our 4 growing children 3.get a second vehicle 4. taking our children on a trip to Disney land. 5.be able to keep my daughter in her very expensive dance classes (private lyrical) without the worry of money. 6. keep my other 3 boys in their sports. 7.Education savings for the children 8help out my husbands parents so they can retire and enjoy their time with the grandkids. (they live out of town 9.Go on the honey moon we didn't go on. 10.to have the money to be able to sit down and finaly finish my scrapbooks for the kids that are years behind. this stuff costs a fortune.

u wouldnt have been here

Great question, Tiffanie. Unfortunately, it requires some consideration to answer. This is the type of thought-provoking question people keep asking for but no one ever seems to answer. Hopefully, bumping it back up will get you some more answers. My list: 1. I'd pay my mom back for ALL the money she's "loaned" me through the years. 2. I'd buy a nice house on some acreage. 3. I'd open an animal rescue shelter. 4. I'd make sure all the needs of my big, extended family were taken care of. 5. I'd make sure every child in my county had Christmas gifts. I hope to read some more responses next time I check this discussion.

id screw your mom then