Crazy things I would do if I had the money and time:

[blackbird_tanya]

learn to tango (takes two)
open a restaurant/bed and breakfast
take a trip to India
go on a pilgrimage
have another baby with or without a partner
buy a house
built a garden and grow my own herbs and vegetables
take a trip to Istanbul

Comments

[kattale]

When I win my millions, I will send you some! :)

[pheloniusfriar]

Things I could/would do:

learn to tango (takes two)

I love to dance, but it requires a certain amount of effort to coax me into dancing. One of my great regrets in life is not learning to dance properly. I love tango and flamenco and ... well you get the idea...

open a restaurant/bed and breakfast

Great awesomeness! I have always fantasized about opening a restaurant myself. I can totally see you doing both of the above!

take a trip to India

I am very sad I haven't made it back yet. I really, really want to go to India and tour for several months on foot (bike, bus, train, etc.).

go on a pilgrimage

What sort? There are big and small pilgrimages... I'd be personally more inclined to go walkabouts than on a formal pilgrimage, but wouldn't refuse if one were offered I guess.

have another baby with or without a partner

Heh, I've crippled myself in that department... it's amazing what one can do with an xacto knife, a crochet hook, and a bag of peas...

buy a houseHmmmm... I can see you doing very well owning a house. Wouldn't it

[blackbird_tanya]

I will do the pilgrimage thing this summer - a mini-one. 3 days, 25 km per day, through the Harz mountain region. It is organized by and for teachers who work for Lutheran schools. When I could walk again last summer, I told myself I would do a small pilgrimage. I need it.

We'll see what life serves up regarding the rest.

[blackbird_tanya]

Going to Paris should have also been on that list. Booked. Going for 2.5 days in June

Tango - starting tonight. Without a partner - guess it doesn't take two.

Pilgrimage - going for 3 days in June, along the Martin Luther's way with a group. Visited the Dharma Centre outside of Eisenach this week and met an amazing Lama who brought Buddism out of the clouds and down onto earth for me. This journey has taken an interesting twist.

Baby - negotiable. I'm enjoying a measure of freedom now that Anton is older. Maybe I can keep borrowing friends' babies for cuddles and that is enough.

House - also negotiable. Renting does offer a certain amount of freedom too.

Still, the list said if I had money and time, right?