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Day 2 - Where You'd Like to be in Ten Years

HOLY CRAP - people who  made this challenge, do you know I am pretty much elderly??  I will be lucky to be unburied (also known as - NOT DEAD)!!!  Just kidding - my number one thing of my list of where I'd like to be is definitely alive, well, healthy, happy and mobile.  And,, along with that, I obviously want my family - my husband, my kids, my grandkids and all the rest - to be alive, well, healthy, happy and mobile, also!!


  • I want to be out of debt or at least pretty dang close to being so.
  • I want to be retired from my current job - I know that means I would have to be working somewhere else until social security age, but - I feel ten more years would be WAAAY too much.  
  • I would want that job that I am working at to be in the travel industry - preferably in the airline business.
  • That way - I could visit many more places, far and near - - I would love to have those flight benefits again where I could go places, see people and do many more things!!!
  • I want to be an active grandma - and the apple of my grandkids eyes!!  I want them to think I am the coolest grandma ever - - even though they will be 21, 17, 14, 13 and 13!!!  I want to be the person they wanna hang out with!!
  • I want to see what they are growing into - the very best thing in my life has been watching my kids turn into the adults they are.  And they are amazing - I want to see what my grandkids are in ten years.  I expect all of them to be amazing, too!!!  Though they will still be children, it will be amazing to know what they are like in that ten years.
  • Lastly, but not leastly, I want to be THINNER and in much better SHAPE!!  
  • AND - if possible - and if there is any way in the world - I would love the be a LOTTERY WINNER!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!  It doesn't have to be like the $300 million kind - I would be happy with the little $10 million one.  

I know, it's a pretty benign list and pretty boring - but, it's who I am and what I want to see happen in my life.  

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