…..here we go again…..thanks Cee
You’re given $500,000 dollars tax free (any currency), what do you spend it on?
I think about this every time I play the lottery because in Canada a lottery win is tax free (for now). First I would pay off all my credit cards and then I would give each of my children about $50 000 to pay off school loans and any other debts that they have incurred. This would still leave me with $300 000 so I would probably fix all the unfinished projects around my house and cottage, take a trip or two (Europe and somewhere exotic) and put some money away for our retirement.
What’s the finest education?
The finest education is the school of life. If you don’t or can’t learn from the hard knocks of life all the expensive education from Ivy League Schools schools is worthless.
What kind of art is your favorite? Why?
My favourite art is abstract art. I love colour, line and texture and some of my favourite artists are Ray Cattell, Wassily Kandinsky, Joan Miro and Marc Chagall.
Is there something that you memorized long ago and still remember?
I hated memorizing poems or anything for that matter when I was in school. Having said that I have to admit that I know a lot of nursery rhymes and the national anthem.
Bonus question: What are you grateful for from last week, and what are you looking forward to in the week coming up?
I’m grateful that my husband’s surgery went well. He had half his thyroid removed and a very large, unattractive cyst in his neck was also removed. I’m also grateful that my son-in-law’s procedure on his heart also went well and any future problems with his birth defect has been eliminated.
Looking forward to Thanksgiving dinner with the family this Sunday. The kids are doing the bulk of the cooking. Bonus!



Remarkable difference in your husband. Thanks for sharing.
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I think I jinxed him. After this picture was taken his neck started to swell up and we went back to the hospital on Sunday and on Monday he went under the knife again. He’s still in the hospital but he’s feeling much better.
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Hope your husband and son-in-law are doing well.
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My son-in-law is fine, just a little sore where they made the incision but my husband had to go back in for a second surgery. He’s much better today but they are keeping a close eye on him.
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I’ve probably never said it before, but thanks for following my blog. I hope your husband and son-in-law both make full recoveries, and if you win that lottery ticket in the near future, come and visit me in Europe!
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Thank you Nathan. Both husband and son-in-law are on the mend. If I win the lottery I’ll take you up on your offer.
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Looking forward to it! 🙂
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