I might write my book. 🙂
I might go visit my Sarah friend and take her to go and sit at Jenna’s grave for a while. (It’s been too long.)
I might take some piano lessons.
I might take some friends bra shopping. I read this website and now I am mildly obsessed about helping all the sad women in the world who do not wear the right size bra. 🙂 I am tickled pink because I discovered a local department store that actually sells the imported British bras that come in my size (which isn’t manufactured in the US). I had previously only been able to obtain them at a fair price through UK Ebay.
I might tackle the scary place that is my boys’ bedroom, and throw away tons of useless, broken, unplayed with toys.
I might revamp our sunroom. (It is scarier than the boys’ room.)
I might adopt a little Haitian orphan girl. There are still so many little girly things in this house.
I DID manage to find time to do this over the Christmas break:
A custom made lampshade for my Mother in Law, featuring pictures of her 6 grandkids.
The base is slightly broken so the lampshade doesn’t sit straight. I only used it for the purpose of taking the picture.
I also got into a knitting craze and knit several scarves for friends. I am also teaching my bible girls to teach at school. It is turning out to be a wonderful, special bonding time for all of us. (I have even had some 8th grade boys begging me to teach them to knit.) Who knew that teaching a bunch of teens to knit could lead to so much fellowship and fun?
A scarf I knit with sundry left over balls of yarn:
The strips of green fun fur remind me of a fuzzy worm. 🙂
Of course if money wasn’t an option, my current mood would take me to South Africa for a visit to all my peeps there. I would sneak in a performance of the Soweto Gospel Choir and grab me some real African harmonies while I was there. My African people can sing!
What would you do if money and time wasn’t a consideration?