would you or/and your SO quit your jobs if ...

[jaysonsmom]

Date: 4/27/2010 11:58:22 PM
Author: Maevie
I love Sharon''s answer - I want to work as a gardener for Gailey too! I''ll chip in on the lunch out every week!

I''ll hire all of you gardeners, and I''ll pay double rate a whoppin $2 a day because I absolutely cannot stand gardening, and I''d be too busy at my diner anyway

 

[Gailey]

Date: 4/27/2010 4:38:39 PM
Author: canuk-gal
HI:

I''d give most of it away (hospital, University, etc) and get a job gardening for Gailey. I''d work for a dollar a day and use the pay to take her to lunch at the end of the week. My DH loves his work so I doubt he''d quit, maybe just work half time.

cheers--Sharon

Aww Sharon - I love you

Tell you what, I''ll pay you a bit more and we''ll split lunch! Let''s go to Rouge, they''ve just won an award.

I think my old ladies would just love you too.

XX

 

[Gailey]

Date: 4/28/2010 12:04:21 AM
Author: jaysonsmom

Date: 4/27/2010 11:58:22 PM
Author: Maevie
I love Sharon''s answer - I want to work as a gardener for Gailey too! I''ll chip in on the lunch out every week!

I''ll hire all of you gardeners, and I''ll pay double rate a whoppin $2 a day because I absolutely cannot stand gardening, and I''d be too busy at my diner anyway

Ah, but Jaysonsmom, would you qualify? Are you a darling sweet old lady who used to be a gardener herself but for one reason or another just can''t quite manage it any more? If you can answer yes to that and you can make amazing tuna melts or cake, we''ll be round in the morning - after I''ve banked the cheque for $25M! Maevie, you would be very welcome!

 

[Amber St. Clare]

Wellm I''m currently unemployed so I''d stop looking. I would endow a Right To Life foundation and work with them. my husband already owns partial interest in a racehorse, so he would quit his job and become a racetrack bum. Probably amass his own private stable. Thre are family members to help.

I would give myself a yearly allowance for jewelry.

 

[katamari]

Me: No, never and I doubt it would change my daily routine, though I would certainly travel more and dress better. DH: No, but he would definitely play more disc sports and spend more time brewing.

 

[charbie]

Date: 4/29/2010 2:56:16 PM
Author: Amber St. Clare
Wellm I''m currently unemployed so I''d stop looking. I would endow a Right To Life foundation and work with them. my husband already owns partial interest in a racehorse, so he would quit his job and become a racetrack bum. Probably amass his own private stable. Thre are family members to help.

I would give myself a yearly allowance for jewelry.

i''m pretty sure my husband would do this even if we hadn''t won the lottery....he has considered going back to school to attend a program at University of Arizona for Horse/Racetrack Management. No joke. He LOVES betting/horseracing.

 

[zoebartlett]

My husband would definitely quit his job. I''ve always thought that I would keep working even if I won the lottery, but having that $$$ would definitely help a lot. It would be great to be set financially but I think I''d be bored not working.

This is a really boring answer but the first thing I''d do with that $ is pay off all of our debt and our immediate families'' debts. We''d buy a house somewhere tropical, and one in Ireland, for my parents. We''d buy new cars too. Well, we''d put aside money for new cars but we''d continue to drive ours. Actually, I would; I''m not sure about my husband. I''d also have a sapphire ring made and probably upgrade my engagement ring, but that''s about it as far as jewelry goes. Okay, maybe I''d also get another pair of diamond studs. The rest would go straight into savings.

 

[bee*]

I would definitely quit the job that I''m in now. I would finish my veterinary degree and volunteer my services at a few charities. DH would definitely quit his job and probably become a full time fisherman! Other than that I''d pay off my loans and those of my family, buy a house here, one in Spain and I''d love an apartment in Manhattan. I''d buy a huge amount of shoes and clothes and save the rest of it for a rainy day.