I'm granting miracles

Re: I'm granting miracles

• MelissaMiso member

  January 2013

  I would have enough money to live very comfortably and be a philanthropist, live up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire with lots of land to have a huge garden. My extended family would have enough money to not worry, also. I'd have an art studio, my husband a music space. I would be 140 pounds, be athletic like I used to be and complete a marathon. I'd take the my daughter hiking and make wildflower crowns for her head to wear while "hunting" for frogs and ladybugs. I would know two more languages fluently and take classes on any topic I found interesting. I would travel to art museums all over the world and teach my daughter about all the cultures we get to visit. Oh, and I'd have a really good haircut.
  

  
  

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• hurricanelydiaa

  January 2013

  I would be done with school (right now I have a year to go) and I would have a "real" job (not waiting tables as I do now...). My DH and I would no longer be working opposite schedules. Oh, and as long as you're granting miracles, DS #1 would be potty trained!
  

  

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• kcircell

  January 2013

  Could I make the same amount of money but only work 20 hours a week? I enjoy my job but man I would like more time at home too.

  

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• stoneycakes member

  January 2013

  MelissaMiso:

  I would have enough money to live very comfortably and be a philanthropist, live up in the White Mountains of New Hampshire with lots of land to have a huge garden. My extended family would have enough money to not worry, also. I'd have an art studio, my husband a music space. I would be 140 pounds, be athletic like I used to be and complete a marathon. I'd take the my daughter hiking and make wildflower crowns for her head to wear while "hunting" for frogs and ladybugs. I would know two more languages fluently and take classes on any topic I found interesting. I would travel to art museums all over the world and teach my daughter about all the cultures we get to visit. Oh, and I'd have a really good haircut.
  

  Oh my gosh, pretty much all of this except for the marathon!  I would like to be in good enough shape to hike on a regular basis, though.  Maybe I would tackle all of the 4000 footers.  I would like to have more kids and to have enough money that we wouldn't worry about providing for them, including the college of their dreams. I would love to have an open concept house with tons of windows, a professionally equipped kitchen with a wood fired brick oven and a workshop for woodworking.  Ideally, we would have some sort of in-law apartment where my parents could live, too, or at least visit often.
  

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• PregoPuma member

  January 2013

  Would be nice if I could be a SAHM & we didn't need my income anymore so I could stop working 6 days a week.  Maybe focus on TTC again.  I don't even need to be rich (although that would be great) just comfortable enough to be able to stay home and raise my own kids...ah what a dream
  

  
  

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• MelissaMiso member

  January 2013

  PregoPuma:

  Would be nice if I could be a SAHM & we didn't need my income anymore so I could stop working 6 days a week.  Maybe focus on TTC again.  I don't even need to be rich (although that would be great) just comfortable enough to be able to stay home and raise my own kids...ah what a dream
  

  Aaahhhhhrg, the six days a week working stinks. I do the same. It stinks indeed.
  

  
  

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