The Barnyard

I'd own a used cd and record store. I'd pay my friends ridiculous wages to sell discs, drink beer and play dominoes with me.

I would like to learn several languages.

Rosetta Stone can be expensive I've heard. I know a little French but would like to learn more. I have also been trying to teach myself some Latin the last few weeks just for fun. I am also going to take a class next semester as an elective before I graduate.

If I can manage to get into Grad School (MA in ancient history) then I suspect I will be seeing a lot more Latin and Greek.

there would be springer & commercials for its my money & i need it now, or for ambulance chasers. if your old lady was there & hot i guess you could get smoked & get laid. you could record springer

if you have enough money you dont neet to worry about goals. those are for the little people. its like a ponzi scheme but one aimed at giving losers hope. there is no hope. but you wont listen you will go on striving like darwins creatures.

when i was of working age, younger, i strove as well. i had goals. in the end i think goals are a grim necessity. they give life to goal setters and do do list keepers & glad handers everywhere a reason to go on

i am retired now, all i hear is blah blah blah

I would live half the year here (Greenville, SC) and half the year (April through Nov 1) in Montana. At both places I would backpack, fly fish, and take outdoor photos.

I would travel while in MT back to Greenville for 2-3 weekends during Sept and Oct, so that I could then road trip to Columbia for a couple games in Sept and Oct.

For the games that I stayed in MT for, I would float the Madison River pre-game, then catch the games on TV while grilling or smoking ribs and drinking cold beer in my cabin overlooking the Madison Valley.

I hope to do all the above in retirement.

I would think that could present a legal or moral dilemma for you - of course this thread is only dealing with "What if's".

I would also start a band.

Another thing I would do is vist all of the 50 states.

Women.

Lots and lots of women.