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Already live in my dream historic house in the best neighborhood in a great city by the ocean so wouldn’t be moving anywhere else permanently. We would definitely travel more to all the other great cities large and small in this country which we love to do. Many that we’ve already been to and others on our yet to visit list as well as some overseas travel.
Life wouldn’t actually change too much, already living the good life and very happy and feeling blessed with where we are at in life.
After family was taken care of, I'd fix up the house we're living in now, built in 1911 and still has some of the same wiring. Walls and ceilings are plaster so it's gonna take a winning lottery ticket to take care of it.
We live about 25 miles from the largest man made lake east of the Mississippi River, Kentucky Lake. I'd like to build a nice house, nothing real fancy on either Kentucky or Lake Barkley, about 10 miles east. I'd leave the plans for the house to my wife. Whatever she wants she gets. And that's me talking, not her! lol
I do not yet know the answer. We have a 10-year plan to end up in either LA, SF or NYC, so I'm pretty sure it would be one of these three. But I simply don't know enough about actually living in each of those cities (or metro in the case of LA), or about exactly what my family's needs will be at that time, that I can't predict which one it will be.
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