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2.) Start a chain of universities to give full bachelors', masters', and graduate degrees in many subjects, including liberal arts, STEM, etc. Part of the required curriculum is to learn about the reasons for the structure of the Constitution and DOI, and critiques of the country's history of laws and their conformance or non-conformance to the Constitution, DOI, etc.
I left out: A couple hundred acres with a runway and hangar.
2.) Start a chain of universities to give full bachelors', masters', and graduate degrees in many subjects, including liberal arts, STEM, etc. Part of the required curriculum is to learn about the reasons for the structure of the Constitution and DOI, and critiques of the country's history of laws and their conformance or non-conformance to the Constitution, DOI, etc.
I would travel. Maybe I'd make it a goal to climb to the top of as many lighthouses in the US as possible - all 700 or so of them. Maybe we could travel via boat from the various destinations.
I would operate a luxury dog rescue.
When cruise ships get back up and running it would be fun to spend 3 straight months just living aboard cruise ships - go ship to ship and explore the various destinations and amenities.
I love this!
I'd donate to the above luxury dog rescue and then buy a dozen houses around the country just so I could decorate them : )
J-boat - J-111 would be nice - for racing and coastal jaunts. Probably have the interior spruced up just a bit, for comfort. Wooden sailboat large enough to be seaworthy, hold a good book collection and provisions for months at sea. Schooner in the 120-foot range, I think. And a multihull for fun.
Workshop for boat maintenance - woodwork, rigger's loft, leather, sails, single malt.
And I'd be wanting to go back to school. Law, history, antropology...
Restore old 80s arcade games
Halloween animatronics
Perpetual student. I'm not really what you would consider smart, but I love being around information and academia. There's a big list under this.
J-boat - J-111 would be nice - for racing and coastal jaunts. Probably have the interior spruced up just a bit, for comfort. Wooden sailboat large enough to be seaworthy, hold a good book collection and provisions for months at sea. Schooner in the 120-foot range, I think. And a multihull for fun.
Workshop for boat maintenance - woodwork, rigger's loft, leather, sails, single malt.
And I'd be wanting to go back to school. Law, history, antropology...
Wine. No bottle under $20 in my cellar.
No bottle under $100. Shoot, I wouldn't waste time with my Silver Oak cab, Alexander Valley. I would stick Silver Oak, Napa Valley.
No bottle under $100. Shoot, I wouldn't waste time with my Silver Oak cab, Alexander Valley. I would stick Silver Oak, Napa Valley.
I hear you, but... Time and place. Sometimes you want to listen to Aida with the full orchestra and 100-person choir, and sometimes you just want a good blues guitarist in a bar.
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