Just imagine…Oh, I would love to have all the time and money in the world. Now, what would I do with it? Boy, do I know the answer to that. This #MFRW author has thought about that question a lot.
First, I would travel the world. Scotland, England, France, Spain, Germany, Australia, Argentina, Japan and on and on. I would have an extended visit, soaking up all the beauty. Then I would go home. My home base would a country home in Spain or France with countryside just stretching out to the horizon.
My home would be decorated as I have always wished. My bedroom would be a cozy, cushy place that cocoons me when I go to bed. I would have a library crammed with books. My office to write that overlooked my beautiful garden that hums from the bees and birds that have gathered. I would have someone cook and clean for me because first I do not want to eat my own cooking and as for cleaning, I don’t want to do that. I would share more but my dream home is my own escape and all mine.
Second, I would see that all my family had a lovely home and no stress about paying bills, paying for school or retirement. They would enjoy life.
Third, I would help people. Send kids to college, get homes for homeless, food for the hungry. I would use the money to help. Because people and animals just need a helping hand once in a while.
As for time, I would spend it much as I do now. With my family and writing.
Yeah, so I don’t want much. Tell me what you would do with all the time and money in the world?
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Mageela Troche 
I like the way your fantasy balances travel and home base, family and others.
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Lots of nice ideas!
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Here’s hoping dreams come true for all of us.
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There’s a commonality among this blog hop on this topic. Participants first would take care of personal worries and fulfill personal dreams (e.g., travel to exotic locations), then family worries (e.g., paying off the kids’ student loans), and finally contribute to their communities. The charitable aspect of these responses deserves respect.
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That’s good that we as a people want to help. I think it bodes well for our present and futures.
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