Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts

Sunday, December 22, 2019

If Money Weren't an Issue, I Would...

Day 22 of the Boho Berry December Challenge is about what I would do if money wasn't an issue.

If money was not an issue, I would (in no particular order):
  • Travel to every place I want to visit
  • Get a DSLR camera that works for me
  • Get a laptop that works for me
  • Move into my own place
  • Adopt and raise horses and dogs
  • Get all the gaming consoles I would like to get, and the games I would like to play on them
  • Help as many people in need as I can
  • Help as many animals as I can
  • Meet my favorite famous people
  • Take more college classes on things that interest me
  • Go to concerts (Andrea Bocelli, Garth Brooks, Blue Man Group, etc.)
  • Go to Broadway/off-Broadway plays
  • Go to more Joni and Friends Retreats
  • Go on Wheels for the World trips
  • Go horseback riding more often
  • Go to more pro baseball games
  • Go to pro hockey games
  • Buy a car
  • Practice cake decorating skills a lot more often
  • Knit and crochet more often
  • Foster animals
  • Visit Disney Land
  • Visit Disney World
  • Spend Christmas or New Year's in a different state or country
  • Visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter
  • Write and publish at least one book
  • Get a tattoo in memory of my mom

Thursday, March 27, 2014

Act of Kindness for my Dad

For a while, my dad has been wanting to get a new pair of shoes for himself, but couldn't because things kept coming up that he had to pay for, and new shoes had to be put on hold.

A couple weeks ago, I thought of asking two of my brothers (the ones that still live at home, along with me) if they wanted to put in some money for our dad, towards a new pair of shoes. They said yes, and today we finally gave him the money ($100 between the three of us).

My dad was very, very happy to get the money, and decided on getting his shoes next week sometime. Now, he doesn't have to worry about something popping up that he has to pay for, and having to put off getting new shoes even further.

I love how happy, thankful, and grateful he was to get the money. He said thank you to us several times, which felt really good to hear.

He deserves this, as he has done a lot for me and my siblings over the years. I love you dad!!