Woo..
1) Set aside money for my son\'s college. To something either Ivy League or Rhode Scholar type expensive.
2) Pay off not only all my debts and my husband\'s, but my mother\'s, fathers, my husband\'s parent\'s, my brother\'s and my brother-in-law\'s.
3) Get back into college for my degree. Get my hubby into college to finish his degree. Send my brother in law to college, as well as my two neices and my nephew.
4) Hold a family reunion and pay for everyone to attend.

(my father was second to the youngest of 14.. all married with at least two kids each, all of whom married and had kids...)
5) After settling my mom in a new home with paid-for landscaping service I\'d buy my own home. Custom designed with hidden passageways and rooms, a sound studio for my hubby, a painting studio for myself, and a soundproof room for the birds. Also have a woodworking studio where I\'d custom build hobby and craft tables specifically designed for the mini-painter.
6) Invest whatever I could.
7) World tour. Spend a year or two touring the world of RPG conventions.
8) Personal art lessons for painting, drawing and sculpting of miniatures (I figured this was a given).
9) Purchase the D&D license from Hasbro and take the classic game back under the hands of gamers, where it belongs. I\'d bring Chainmail with metal minis back and none of this pre-packaged, pre-painted stuff. If people want pre-painted, then I\'d hire
good painters to do more than slap paint on them. :flame:
10) Start a new, yearly con specifically targetting miniatures complete with painting classes of varying levels, sculpting, diorama building, etcetera. Contests for each as well.
11) Start a charity that would help get people off the street and get them some training in needed skillsets so they could at least get a job to get a roof over their head and food on their table.
edit: 12) Oh, yeah, and get a couple of brand new cars. A Lambourghini Diablo maybe, for starters. lol