Did you know that it is give away time again? No? I didn’t either until I was over at the lovely Witchypoo’s place reading.
Seems that I need to work out something to give away!
Because I am in Australia, how about I give you $25 via paypal? That way I don’t have to worry about the postage costs, or remembering to go to to the post office. Also, it means that everyone can enter no matter where you are. I’m nice like that.
To be eligible for the $25 (and yes, you HAVE to read this bit) I want to know what you would do if money was no object for you.
And I do mean, if money was NO object at all.
I will be very interested to hear what everyone has to say.
Now, I do know that some people have an objection to paypal, so if that is the case, I’m sure you and I could work something out. A starbucks gift card or an online gift voucher or something. I’m not phased, as long as it is all to the tune of $25AU.
Also, you can grab yourself a second entry (because who doesn’t need TWO chances at money!) by subscribing to my feed.
Everyone wants to know about my issues with Amy sleeping and how we can’t seem to fall pregnant for a second time. Hey, you can always unsubscribe if after a week you decide you hate me.
Right?
I will draw the winner Saturday using a random number generator to pick the winner. I will then get in touch with you via email, or you can check back here to see who won. I am going to draw it Saturday because of the time differences. I mean, you would hate to get here Friday your time zone, to find out that entries had closed.
Anyway, go on and leave me a comment about what you would spend unlimited amounts of money on.
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306 responses to “Give Away Time !!!We Have A Winner!!!”
I would build a new house…a dream house! I’m an interior designer and I would go absolutely crazy, i mean crazy! Also i’d get myself and my two lovely ladies a rockin’ new wardrobe! Thanks for entering me!
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I am a teenage girl. If money were no object I would build a home for pregnant teenage girls so they can keep the baby they would otherwise abort.
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I love paypal to buy all the great finds on ebay.
If money was not an object I would quit my job and travel all of the world!
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I would open a small Christian orphange in Guatemala. . . And be able to pay staff well and have the money to travel there often. And if the Lord calls us, go down there and run it for a while (but being able to fly back home often for visits with family).
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If money were no object, I would set up a fund to help people pay for fertility treatments and other medical expenses (in addition to other charities) and I’d buy my family a house with a yard
I would pay someone to finish all the home improvement projects that my husband has started! 🙂
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If money was NO object for me, I’d get my Master’s in education, and work with children for a nonprofit. Not sure which one, though.
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If money was no object I would travel A LOT outside of the country and own a newer house that didn’t need projects done 🙂
Thanks for offering it!
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I would get myself and my entire family out of debt. Then I would take a vaction to Hawaii…….for a month!
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If money was no object I would be continuing fertility treatments (IVF) and adopting again! I would also pay off my parent’s debts and do more volunteer work, buy a home…..I could go on and on 😉 thanks for the giveaway!
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Can I just say…all of the above? Wow, there are just so many things. I think I would build a small ecofriendly home and hire a designer to organize it and make it ultra efficient. I would come up with a financial plan to help out family and friends and provide us with a stable future. I would set up some type of fund for several charities, my church. I would allow my husband to retire and pay him back for everything he has done for me…the list goes on and on.
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If money was no object… I’d get my tonsils taken out and but a Toyota 4Runner. I’d also be sorely tempted to purchase myself a husband… but I think I’d resist.
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If money was no object, I would start a charter school in the middle of the hood in my city, hire the best teachers and pay them what they are worth. Kids from my school would take meaningful field trips, have laptops available to them, their families would have enough food and each child who graduated from my school would have a paid college education.
I would also set my mom up in the house of her choice in the location of her choice for retirement and take her to the flower fields of Holland.
Dreaming is so much fun! Thanks for reminding me how much fun!
If money were no object, we would build our dream house, probably on the Old Mission Peninsula in MI.
I am sure we would travel, and also donate a lot of it to the causes that are close to our heart.
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If money were no object, I would quit my job and stay home with my kids. In a heartbeat. 🙂 And I’d pay off the debts of my family and close friends.
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I’d hire someone to cook and clean regularly and I’d have everything made from scratch and very healthy. And my husband could work less!
I mis-typed website on the previous comment! Time for bed.
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build an eco-friendly home from the ground up!
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Awesome.
You know what I would spend unlimited money on, a padded room and someone to sit with Boo at night so I can sleep.
So what will it take for you to come and visit me then? I comment and I subscribe and I never see you any more 🙁
Must have a look at this giveaways thingy!
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If money was no problem and I could do anything I wanted, I would go on a long multi-destination trip. I would take my mother to Washington where she always wanted to go, then go to Ireland with my brother, make a stop in Arizona where my father’s always wanted to visit and finally travel to Alaska where I’ve always longed to go.
If money were no object, I would completely repair my house. And I’d fly to London to see my nieces. Frequently.
Oh, and I’d give a lot to Voice of the Martyrs and to various local charities. Everyone wants my money and in reality, there’s never enough to go around.
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Gosh where do I start first I would buy a block and build houses for me and my family -$ no object I would buy an island and build for my family
I would pay off my parent’s & in-laws debt. Then I would take my whole family on a yearly cruise.
I’d love a personal chef, housekeeper & trainer, too!
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Well, first off I would put away a LOT of money for the grandkids’ college. Then I would arrange for my kids, and their kids to always be comfortable, and get them debt-free. Then I would build a new house for us; all on one floor. So tired of those stairs!
I would buy a huge RV and travel the country (US) for a year. We’d stop at all the national parks and state capitals. We’d visit family, friends, and internet buddies.
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Ooo…if money were no issue, I’d help to set up all my family members, give a lot to charity, buy lots of land and property, build schools and libraries, set up a foundation, and much more!
Oh, and I’m subscribed to your feed via Google reader! 🙂 Thanks!
First it must be understood that I DO NOT want to be entered in the giveaway.
Second, if money were no object, all of my dreams would be reality, ditto my entire family, (including the ex, his partner and their daughter) and several of my very good friends.
If money was no issue I would buy the company I work for and sack my boss (who has harassed me needlessly and constantly for the last four years+ and made my work life a nightmare and almost given me a nervous breakdown). I would promote my hard working team and continue working the same job I have now!
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If money were no object right now, I would look for opportunities to help those in need…surprise them!
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Hey, don’t forget my giveaways!
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If money was no object i would
1 – After having this baby of course get as much plastic surgery done as possible.
2- Buy the most perfect house in some nice warm country
3 – Buy my own place and pilot so i could fly family over all the time.
Not much really 🙂
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What would I do if money was no object? Well, first and foremost I would pay off all my debts. Then give a large amount to charities. Then I would go about finding my dream home and start adopting older children (the ones that usually get left behind so to speak).
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If money was no object, I would buy some land and have a house built.
I would be a philanthropist like bill gates.
this sounds great! thanks so much!
I would build my dream house and travel!
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I would start a non profit dedicated to helping children. I would also travel everywhere.
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I would buy this property my family has been looking at, and build my dream home, along with my parents dream home.
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I would pay off my mortgage. I would renovate my house (knock out a window and replace it with a glass sliding door, construct an outside patio area, replace the falling down neighbouring fence, the list goes on). I would buy a puppy and another kitten. I would pay off my HECS debt. I would go back to USA (where I was born) and have a massive holiday, and catch up with my godmum who I haven’t seen since I was 3. I would spend Christmas in New York. I would take a skiing holiday to Canada with my boy. I would find a charity I love and donate regularly to. I would spoil my family with gifts. I would stop working for several years (or perhaps only work 1 shift a week) and have CHILDREN!!!
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Holy crap!! What a lot of answers!
Me? I’d buy a small property just out of town and another one near the coast and split my time between the two. Bliss.
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If money were no object?!? A housecleaner, lots of traveling (Disney world for sure!) Pay off the house and finish the basement…maybe a bigger house, but probably not. Give some to friends who could use it.
Great giveaway!
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If money was no object, I would donate $1 million dollars to Band of Parents a group of parents of children with neuroblastoma cancer. They are trying to raise money to fund the most promising research to help save their little ones, called “humanized” 3F8 antibody (HU3F8). This antibody may hold the cure to this 95% incurable childhood cancer. I’ve been doing a blogathon to raise money for NB research for the past 2 years and I hope to do it again this year. You can read last year’s blogathon here: http://www.bloggingforkids.shebecameabutterfly.net
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It’s lonely!
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It’s lonely!
I would:
1)Help my dad pay the remaining house loan
2)Sponsor my parents for overseas trips
3)Pay my studies loan
4)Buy a new house after marriage
Hey, thank you so much for a chance to win! Seldom are there any giveaways for international readers. Money via paypal is a great idea! Thanks and have a great day!
Health. Full and complete health check-ups. All tests. Fix the teeth. Get the glasses. Remove the questionable bumps on skin. Laser the extra hair off body parts and find a way to put hair back on head. You get the general idea.
This would included ALL family members. Up and down and across the family tree.
Remember money no object. Actually why not open it up to all of the USA. no, the world. WOW what an idea. At ages 10, 40, and again at 70.
Include DNA sampling. Medical research would go wild with this much data. Cures would come flowing.
What a dream.
Thank you for interest.
This is easy for me . . . I would set up scholarship programs for not only area children, but for their families. This is a relatively low income area and not a lot of emphasis is placed on education beyond high school (or grade school for that matter).
I would love to work with children and their families to help secure their academic futures. And who knows, maybe mom and dad will consider going to school themselves!
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I am very, very lucky because I really love my job. So if I had unlimited funds I would still teach… but I would pay off my house. I would pay off my in-laws home, my parent’s home (and frankly tell both of them to go ahead and retire early, then set up accounts for both of them), pay off my sister’s home… buy new cars and possibly negotiate a deal with my employer that if I fund our theatre program I could work part time, which would allow my husband and I to travel for part of the year…
I would also fund some of my favorite charities (Heifer International, Central Asia Institute, Arbor Day Foundation to name a few).
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I WOULD PAY OFF ALL MY DEBT INCLUDING THE HOUSE, AND INVEST THE REST…
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If money were no object, I’d travel internationally. I’d have a beautiful house with a garden(er) and a maid. I’d go to college and get my bachelor’s because eventually the money will disappear, and I’d have to make my own.
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I’m perhaps too financially conservative to give a really fun, interesting answer to what I would do if money were no object. I’d pay off our mortgage and what little amount of debt we have. I’d tithe 10% of whatever amount. I’d invest for our kids’ college funds (currently nonexistent) and maybe set up trust funds for them. I’d take my family on a vacation to Myrtle Beach, SC, USA. I’m easy to please. 🙂
What would I *actually* buy with $25 in PayPal if I win? Probably something fun on eBay, like scrapbook supplies.
Thanks for the chance to win.
If money was no object, I would help other families who are having a tough time of it. Of course my husband and I would also go on many many trips 😀 Thanks for the awesome giveaway and have a wonderful day!
I love to dream about what I would do if money was no object. I would get totally debt free and live comfortably. I bought a 30 year old house and would love to knock it down and start over. I would also buy new cars. Then, I would use the rest to secretly help others who are in need.
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I would get debt free, buy a house, and help others.
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Gads…the ideas are flowing. I’d like to start up my own clothing business. The real way – with a storefront and everything.
I’d like to become a nurse practioner (approx $45K in the states).
I’d like to buy my husband a new car. And a new family.
I’d like to expand my living room to include a place where I can put something without it begin trampled on my the crazies.
I’d like to get new health insurance that won’t drop the only good hospital (and all doctors associated with it) in my immediate area.
Oh yea, I’d like to go to Noodles every day for a week.
🙂
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I would buy a nice size house so that we would have lots of room for our family to grow and to have people over! I would like a new, gas-efficient car from my hubby to drive to work! And I would love to go to Italy! Oh, and I would definitely put a hot tub in my backyard! And I would pay for my siblings to go on all the mission trips they want!
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If money was no object for us, we would take a trip to Disney World and a Cruise every year, and then an educational trip to boot. Can you tell we love traveling? Thanks for the chance.
If money was no object at all for me, I would definetaly want to spend my time traveling to other countries that are in need of help. There are so many people out there that are dying for our help. I would also like to donate money to help find a cure for cancer, so many people are sufferig from the disease and we need a cure.
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a house! with a huge living room and great open kitchen. big back yard. a boat. new cars. pay off my dads house for him. VACATION! oh…how long is my list supposed to be?
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If money weren’t an issue, I’d buy my dream house, pay off the debts of our families, set up an educational fund for our DD, and would have awesome weekly giveaways on my blog! How awesome would that be?! Thanks for the giveaway!
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If money was no object then we would living or vacationing in Hawaii right now, oh how I miss it. sweetpea023 at gmail dot com
I would probably move to england and vacation in hawaii yearly. and visit japan at least once more!
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If money were no concern… I would buy a lot of books and movies. And host giveaways every week. 🙂 Thank you for the chance to win!
I do not have a PayPal account, so thank you for being willing to work with an online voucher. Would Amazon be okay?
I would buy a house with a BIG dining room and a real laundry room. Love this idea for a giveaway! Thanks for the chance to participate!
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If money was no object, I would open up a school for children in a developing country. This is something I wanted to do when I was 11 (while observing a little boy scraping for food in the streets of India) and I still think about it 10 years later!
I would remodel my house (it so needs it) and I would definitely donate more to help the less fortunate. Thank you for the great giveaway!
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First, I’d pay off all our debt and get what we need plus bank a sizable savings, put kids through college, etc. Then I would have a blast sending anonymous donations to people. 🙂
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I would use it to change the world.
Firstly, I would take over the world because I could buy off the world leaders. (They love money, right?)
THEN I would go to the poor countries and set up their economy and cure all the diseases so we could ‘make poverty history.’ I wouldn’t make them as well off as the rich countries (because there has to be rich and poor so the world goes around) but I would build them all samll houses to live in and set them up with jobs and clothing stores etc.
THEN I would set up breeding programs for the animals which are in danger of becoming extinct. I would set up a zoo type place where breeding can happen for all sorts of animals and people could come and learn about them. It would include a theme park.
THEN I would sort out the crisis in the war torn countries, and remove the troops. (send em home) There has to be SOME way to peacefully resolve the situation.
THEN I would bring in some rules.
1. There will be a minimum and maximum limit on what average households could earn (so people don’t become too rich or too poor, but there’s still a wide economy)
2. All children in the world will attend school for normal hours, will wear uniform and will be taught world history along with history of their country, all the other subjects and they will learn about every religion in the world, no matter which one they believe in. They will learn trade subjects as well as academic ones, and there will be compulsary child studies and sex ed. They will also have the funding to use and buy equipment and attend things that other schools participate in. (Such as camps and rockeisteddfod type things.)
3. There will be after school programs and weekend programs for games and activities to keep children off the streets.
4. All cars will be updated and made eco friendly, no matter what the cost.
5. The pulp mill will be built to the requirements of TASMANIAN PEOPLE, not the government or Gunns. It will be the worlds best, and most eco friendly. And it will not be right near any city or town.
6. Free to air TV will include a cartoon channel, a sports channel, a music channel and a documentary channel.
7. Each family/person will receive food vouchers, petrol vouchers and power vouchers included in their pay so that it can’t be gambled/spent etc.
8. Each family will receive free healthcare for a specified amount each year. (This includes the dentist.)
9. Alcohol will be packaged as standard drink sizes, in strong or weak percentages (for a choice) and in smaller packaging so people can choose the amount that they drink.
10. Work will start at 8am and finish at 4. So will school. No childcare necessary.
11. Girls will take classes on confidence and self esteem and participate in activities that help them realize that they are worth something. Boys will also take this class. They will be seperate.
12. Contraception will be free.
13. Hospitals will be expanded for the needs of every patient.
14. University degrees and tafe courses will be governemnt funded.
15. The breeding programs I mentioned before will offer a small amount of animals for sales to hunters and poachers but hunting and poaching any WILD animal is a death sentence.
16. No war. Ever.
Once this was all done and I was satisfied, I would give all the leaders ther jobs back, provided that any decision they make that I don’t agree with will be stopped.
Then I would finish our house to the way that we would like it, (including swimming pool, outside hot tub, sauna, party shed, car shed, projector tv, nice furniture and ornaments, livestock, vegie garden and garden) and build on another rumpus room for a playroom.
Then I would give money to family members and friends for them to buil their own ouses and go on hlidays, or buy new cars etc.
THEN I would donate $3m to each charity.
THEN I would take Nathan and Jordy on a holiday around the world for 2 months to places we would like to go and I would take Jordy to Santaclause land in Finland to meet Santa.
Ummmm….there’s heaps more but I cant really fit it in.
But I don’t really want that much money 🙂
my husbad and I have always wanted to visit Australia – so if money were no object I’d buy us some first class tickets and go in comfort 🙂
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If money were no object, I would pay off all my three daughters’ student debt and buy them each a car. I would help by siblings become more financially stable. Then donate lots to needy charities and to the needy in my own community. And of course have enough left to get myself a new car and new home. mhamen at hotmail dot com
New houses for me and DH and all 6 of our children.
Thanks for the giveaways, Kathy
If money were no object, I would still be a kindergarten teacher, but I would spend my salary on my poor kids. I’d buy them coats for the witer and give them groceries to get them through the weekend and summer vacation.
If money was no object, I would take my kids on a vacation every year. I never did anything growing up and now I feel like I am forcing the same on my kids because of finances. I wish I could give them memories of family trips like my husband has. I know it’s not charitable or profound, but it WAS the first thing I thought of.
Thanks for the entry.
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I would buy 20 acres – and build our dream house. Set up funds for the kids – give to our church –the possiblities are endless really
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Count me in. If money was no object I’d hire a maid and a cook and spend all my time with my family 🙂
I’m having FIVE GIVEAWAYS on my blogS as well. Hope you’ll stop by.
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If money were absolutely no object, I would come visit you. I have always wanted to go to Australia (my parents lived there for a while before I was born), but the whole super-expensive ticket thing has always gotten in the way. Someday… 😉
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If Money was no object, I would buy a house for our family with a huge yard (most rentals have small yards). Then I would buy a Hybrid vehicle that we could get our whole family in (currently we can’t do that in my car…we can in dh’s truck). Then I would take our family on vacation…maybe even get their passports and travel over the summers!
Oh and I subscribed to your blog…I can’t wait to get to know you better!
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I would go out and buy a gorgeous bunch of dresses, shoes, and bags. Then I would wear them as I travel around the world eating. Yes, I would eat everything, except maybe ants and dogs!
Oh wow 174 comments already – I gotta get in on this giveaway thing for next time and ride the wave of comment love!
Anyway what would I do if money was no object? I’d give it away. Sure I’d buy myself and my family everything we ever wanted as well, but I’d give it away – to every family member and friend who needs or wants something to make them happy, to every good cause I can think of. I can’t imagine anything more fun than calling up the girls kinder teacher and telling her she can spend $10000 on whatever toys she wants!!!!!
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I’m a pretty simple person and besides really good shoes, I wouldn’t want too many material things. What I would really appreciate is maid service. Seriously, I’d love a really clean house, but with two small boys and one big one (the hubby) I can’t keep up with the dirt and grime. If money were no object, I’d hire someone like Alice from the Brady Bunch!
What a great giveaway. Thanks for your generosity.
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If money was no object, I would buy a house in a nice neighborhood. I would ship a bunch of nice stuff to my friends who work in a 3rd world country. I would adopt children from Haiti and Vietnam. I would buy everything local, organic. I would put solar panels on our house. It would be so fun!!
CanCan’s last blog post..Bloggy Giveaway Carnival
I would spend it on items from ebay, like books for my classroom!
If money were no object I would completely fund a massive renovation in Uganda so every family had decent housing, running water, ample food, and adequate medicine. Oh, and I’d buy myself a lake house with a couple jet skis.
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Chelsea’s last blog post..My Official Concession Speech
travel, for sure. it seems like if i have the money, I don’t have the time to travel and vice versa.
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If money was no object, we would own a house. We would own that house in a neighborhood with good schools. Even so we might still send our kids to a private school. We would tour that country whenever time allowed. Then we would tour the world whenever time allowed. I would make plenty of genealogical excursions along the way. There is more I could think of, but I’ll stop there. Because if I don’t then I’ll get more fitful for my husband to be done with his PhD program already.
Summer’s last blog post..I’m normal, really.
If money was no object, I would definitely be at home with my children, instead of working. That’s about it!
Tami’s last blog post..Talk About Tuesday: My Purse
If money were no object I’d pay off my parent’s mortgage, buy a bigger house, buy a brand new car, put my son in private school and travel A LOT! 🙂
Kyra’s last blog post..Houston we have a …
If money was no object, my husband would not work. We would live on a huge piece of land and be able to spend all the time we wanted with our children. Teaching them about God and life and giving them an education. We would be able to take trips and play and just spend time together.
Jennifer
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If money was no object, I have a feeling we would be in fulltime missions. It would be hard not to want to help everyone we can in much dire circumstances than ourselves.
Shannon’s last blog post..The finished product
I would take my daughter and travel the world.
I would have three homes (California, Hawaii and france) and a plane to fly myself between them.
Noreen’s last blog post..Huggies CleanTeam: Dirty Kids vs. Bath Time
If money was no object…the possibilities are endless!
Travel the world with my family visit missionaries in their countries
Buy a house (we live in the church parsonage, my husband is the pastor)
Go back to college to become a Veterinarian.
Buy new clothes (what women wouldn’t do this?!?) 🙂
Again, the possibilities are endless!
Buy ICE CREAM!!! 🙂
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What a wonderful thought. I would do a number of things…..get a house on the beach, hire a cook and a maid, open up a rescue shelter for dogs, and have my husband quit his job. *dream* Thanks for the giveaway! 🙂
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Please forgive me if this is a repeat comment but I don’t see the one I left anywhere. I would buy a beach house, hire a maid and a cook, open a rescue shelter for dogs, and have my husband quit his job. *dream* Thanks for doing this giveaway! 🙂
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If money were no object, I’d create a company for all my friends to work at. A way I could take care of them while we did something good.
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If money were no object, I would travel for the rest of my life – starting with Australia (honest)!!! Great giveaway; I’d love to win. thanks and please enter mine, too!
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Wow….I would support as many missionaries as possible, particularly those that have orphanages. Travel. Buy my dream home.
Great question!
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Well, since I have two juniors looking at colleges and two more left to go, I’d say the sky is the limit to them for their educations. We wouldn’t be looking at who offers the most money and spending hours applying for tiny scholarships to help make up the difference. Wouldn’t that be great??
If money was no worry, I don’t know that I would live much differently. I would love not having a mortgage or car payments. I’d like to travel more with and without the kids. And the stress of retirement and college would be gone! That would be amazing!
1. Have more children. Probably by both giving birth and adoption. I was adopted and sometimes I go through the adoption pages at orphanages and want to bring a set of siblings here.
2. Hire a housekeeper/nanny. Not because I don’t want to be with my children, but I’d love to have someone here I could leave my youngest two with when my oldest has therapy. I hated to pack up the two when it was bitter cold this past winter for a half hour speech session or interrupt naps.
3. Travel.
4. Donate.
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I subscribed to your feed.
If money were no object, I would:
1. Pay off all our debt and that of our family members.
2. Buy a ranch in Texas.
3. Adopt several children from China, Guatemala and El Salvador.
4. Give away money to Compassion and sponsor a number of children through college.
If money was no object I would travel the world and shop, shop, and shop 🙂 I subscribed to your feed.
If $ was NO object? I’d finally buy furniture I really love for every room of my house. Right now the only space with matching stuff is my son’s room! 🙂
And I can relate to the not-getting-pregnant-a-second-time thing, much bemoaning of that on my blog lately too. So I’ll subscribe! 🙂 Hang in there!
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