"If money were no issue, what would you go and do? How would you spend your life differently?"
And I thought (and said) money has always been tight for us, but we've always made do and I really don't think I would do much of anything different. I have had, in my 33 short (comparatively speaking) years, a very full and rich life. Perhaps I might travel to more distant and exotic lands, if we had the money, but other than that...? I have owned two businesses and spent five years learning the art of midwifery. I've had plenty of time to sew, craft, and paint. I've designed the interiors of two houses that I love. I've landscaped and gardened. I've spent hours writing down all the best stories of our lives, and briefly wrote reviews of other people's writings that were actually published. I've taught, sung and acted, cooked for my family and many others', homeschooled my children and briefly dabbled in jams and jellies. I birthed
What more could I possibly want? I can't think of anything...
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4 comments:
You have busy in your lifetime :) I think it's great you've gotten to do so much of what you love!
sounds like an amazing 33 years. hoping many, many more years doing even more of what you love :)
Awesome! Love :)
I'm envious of your contentment. HAHAHA!!
No, seriously. I've had a hard time settling into my "nest" here....i keep circling it and circling it, like a dog trying to memorize the lines & wrinkles of his bed before sitting down. Plus, we have no yard, and it's spring. :(
But I think if money were no object, after I finished setting up everything in my home, and seeding the yard, I'd use it to fly to VA and FLA to see family. And I'd love to have money to give away. That's an amazing feeling.....
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