So many problems solved, nobody hurt.

or a large downpayment for a house would solve many problems for me.
If we’re talking smaller feats, I’d have a specific teacher retire with a comfortable bonus.

My grandmother is 95 and her body is far outliving her mind. She has dementia and lives in her hometown, which my father and his 2 siblings have left ago. She doesn’t understand why she can’t live alone anymore and it’s heartbreaking to see this woman, who has always been so strong, falling apart. For now, my retired aunt is able to stay with her.

Dementia is so horrible!

someone who is unhappy in ways that she conceals but still her angst leaks out in great floods. I wish for her to accept life as it is and be forgiving – in other words, I wish for her happiness in all the ways there are.

I find a big bag of illgotten drug money that falls out of that meth lab on wheels (paneled van) during a police chase. there would be just enough money to pay off all my debts.

With the others who wish for money.

With money ….

I could pay debt for J and I

I could fund my husband’s operation and healthcare.

I could fund both our educations.

I could move with more ease.

I could buy a conservative plot of land, build a house, grow a garden, raise chickens, and milk goats.

I could fund my research

I could open an eatery

I could have an endless resource of art supplies

Yep a mega millions or big bag of money could really help out a lot sometimes.

‘cos being clear of debts would be fantastic.

Then I thought, erasing my procrastination habit would be even better.

But honestly, the biggest impact on my life would be kicking addictive substances. So I’d like to resolve that please.
_{I know, I can and will do it myself but a magic wand to make it just disappear would be the business ;-)}
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a mini-rainforest/jungle in my room.

a mini-rainforest/jungle in my room.

So we could grow as we need to, to meet the needs of our community, without enormous fear.

Here is what I would do with this secured funding:

• Provide our employees, including me, with health care insurance.
• Hire at least two FTEs to expand our program to Bellevue / Redmond.
• Be able to reimburse our volunteers for the miles they drive on the behalf of our clients.
• Be able to spend money on things without having to think and rethink and rethink whether or not it is really worth it. Like name badges for the board or full-color brochures to recruit volunteers – that sort of thing.