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Come to think of it I must owe Dawnie, TJ and eveyone else more than that by now for all the help they have given me8-)
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Don't forget the Hobnobs :giggle:
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Rub every stinky git who ever has done me a wrong's nose in it.. :kick: 
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Share it and have some good times with friends family etc. :cheers:
Retire somewhere warm and cheap and live like a king with 2 months to live...
Then again.....
never met one single person who is rich that's happy!
Mike xx
:sparring: Share it and have some good times with friends family etc. :cheers:
Retire somewhere warm and cheap and live like a king with 2 months to live...
Then again.....
never met one single person who is rich that's happy!
Mike xx
Warming the Bed
notice from this thread that quite a few of you would retire. read an article recently that had worked out in order to never have to work again (i'm assuming they refer to people not close to retirement age,) it would actually require five million minimum. sign of the times or what.
. Lovely lovely ERNIE :D :D .Quote by jaymar
I'd open up my own drop in centre for people suffering from Dementia/Alzhiemers. I've just done some work with them and to be honest it's blown me away.. I want to help more.
I'm pretty loaded any way so i'd have to donate to a cause that's worthy......and this is one :thumbup:
............and it's true money doesn't buy happiness but as Spike Milligan said "it does buy your own preferred misery".
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I'd open up my own drop in centre for people suffering from Dementia/Alzhiemers. I've just done some work with them and to be honest it's blown me away.. I want to help more.
would they remember how to get there though? :giggle:
I have to admit, I've worked with lots of dementia patients and I loved it. One old lady in particular couldn't remember what she had for dinner half hour ago but she could relate her whole life story from 70 years previously. She grew up down the road from my Nan and would tell me all about her and the family.
I loved her to bits and was so sad when she died recently :cry:
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I'd have the idyllic self-sufficient farmhouse a la Darling Buds and turn it into a superhome for troubled young people, I'd ban all social workers, tick-boxes & gawpers, spend my days home-baking real family meals & my nights counselling by open fire...
In my head its much much more than just that, but fook does it make me sound fluffy
Ooh, I've visited the farmhouse that was filmed at-it's not far from me. When you get there, I think I have your first client for you. Social workers & tick boxes are making me :taz: right now.
What a sweet fluffy bunny you are deep down!
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I'd open up my own drop in centre for people suffering from Dementia/Alzhiemers. I've just done some work with them and to be honest it's blown me away.. I want to help more.
would they remember how to get there though? :giggle:
Shame on you
Now.. what were we talking about again???
I have to admit, I've worked with lots of dementia patients and I loved it. One old lady in particular couldn't remember what she had for dinner half hour ago but she could relate her whole life story from 70 years previously. She grew up down the road from my Nan and would tell me all about her and the family.
I loved her to bits and was so sad when she died recently :cry:
I could start a whole thread of my own on the tales I've heard, some funny some sad - .. but we'll leave that for another time... bless.
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I'd open up my own drop in centre for people suffering from Dementia/Alzhiemers. I've just done some work with them and to be honest it's blown me away.. I want to help more.
I'm pretty loaded any wayso i'd have to donate to a cause that's worthy......and this is one :thumbup:
............and it's true money doesn't buy happiness but as Spike Milligan said "it does buy your own preferred misery".
Are you being rude again bigpaul???
and you are spot on with the money doesn't buy you happiness, but it can buy it for others.
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I'd open up my own drop in centre for people suffering from Dementia/Alzhiemers. I've just done some work with them and to be honest it's blown me away.. I want to help more.
I'm pretty loaded any wayso i'd have to donate to a cause that's worthy......and this is one :thumbup:
............and it's true money doesn't buy happiness but as Spike Milligan said "it does buy your own preferred misery".
Are you being rude again bigpaul???
Ahem..... no I wasn't being cheeky,but as in bank balance.I used to donate to those people who collar you in the town centres,who collect direct debits for whatever cause, but i've stopped doing that now and prefer to choose more honest methods (like people rattling a tin).My company recently help raise over £4,000 pound to a local charity last year with it personally costing me about £2,000.I know you shouldn't give to charity without boasting about it but .......maybe I will go to heaven.
and you are spot on with the money doesn't buy you happiness, but it can buy it for others.
First I would invest some of the money, a large sum of it, into stocks quite possibly, let it develop for a year or two, pull the money out and invest in companies that seems secure.
Once that I would have earned enough money doing so, investing, I would look into hire someone to help me invest my money better. Quite possibly start up my own firm at some point as well, to be honest, what is better than working for yourself?
My dads, moms and sisters debth would be paid out as well, so they would not have to worry about money. It can really cause trouble in your life such a silly thing as money.
Money would as well be spent on charity for animals maybe kids.
Hmm... Not sure, but would perhaps buy a car as well if I felt it was needed, but would depend on where in the world I was located, seeing that I like to travel and therefore end up in all different parts of the world. This is my last month in Wales, then im moving to Spain for a couple of years. Im originally from Denmark.
Remember 1 million is a lot of money, and if spent wisely could last a whole lifetime.
Once that I would have earned enough money doing so, investing, I would look into hire someone to help me invest my money better. Quite possibly start up my own firm at some point as well, to be honest, what is better than working for yourself?
My dads, moms and sisters debth would be paid out as well, so they would not have to worry about money. It can really cause trouble in your life such a silly thing as money.
Money would as well be spent on charity for animals maybe kids.
Hmm... Not sure, but would perhaps buy a car as well if I felt it was needed, but would depend on where in the world I was located, seeing that I like to travel and therefore end up in all different parts of the world. This is my last month in Wales, then im moving to Spain for a couple of years. Im originally from Denmark.
Remember 1 million is a lot of money, and if spent wisely could last a whole lifetime.
