What would I do with a million (hopefully, tax free) dollars?
Sensible me would -
Frivolous me would -
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I love the idea of a private railcar! I love all your ideas truthfully. The railcar is just super unique.
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I got the idea from watching Wild, Wild West! And I want one just like that.
Oh...the personal chef...I have thought about that for many, many years. I suppose it would be on my list as well, along with a boob lift! Lol.
I figure a personal chef would make sure I ate my veggies.
@superbjversion2 Lol...I barely eat them anymore, so I'd just want a chef that can get creative with meat and add a bit of carb-free crunch somewhere!
Invest for future frivolities! Yes! Probably the most sensible thing Ill read here LOL! You can also use it as Paradox to be discussed next year when the topic comes up LOL!
I'm pretty much done with doing sensible things with my money!
Ideas along the lines of your first three frivolous ones are things I've thought about, even if I don't win a million dollars.
I've earmarked Frivolous #1 for my next big trip - after my trip to Scotland in Sept.
I just did a quick price check on the Canadian rail and that is very doable, too!
I love the frivolous idea of a house cleaner, personal chef and private masseur though I would have a private masseuse who does extras!
It's those extras that make me want a masseur.
That train ride sounds like it would be fun.👍
Actually, they ALL sound like a good time.
My family calls me the Field Trip Queen. I'm full of fun traveling ideas!
All of those are really good ideas!
What part of the west coast where you thinking of?
The Lincoln Highway was the first US transcontinental automobile road. It went from Times Square in NYC to Lincoln Park in San Francisco. So, yep, I'd fly into SF.
I love all of your travel ideas! Especially the driver in Europe. I’ve read so many horror stories about renting cars in Europe, and who wants to deal with road signs in a different language? Sit back and enjoy the scenery.
The beauty of having a hired driver is that they don't care how much I stop or where I want to go. A chauffeur would make my US road trips much easier, too!