What would you do with $20,000?
Jul. 26th, 2006 03:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
platedlizardThis isn't a 'what would you do if you won the lottery' type question. I actually deposited the money in my account this morning. Twenty Thousand US Dollars. Part of my share of Grandma's estate. There's going to be a similar check at the end of this year, and a couple more Big Checks next year as well. More money then I have ever had. I would prefer to have my grandma, of course, but the money is suuure nice.
I have no fucking clue what to do with it.
I'm going to pay off my credit card, of course, but unlike a lot of people my credit card bill isn't spiraling out of control (at least, not anymore). I'm going to move out to a nice appartment that allows pets (a necessity, I have nine birds, a hamster, two lizards, a 55 gallon planted freshwater fishtank, with an iquana possibly on the way. Also, I want a dog). I want a new wardrobe and computer, iPod, etc, but all of that won't cost me more then five or six thousand, and that's if I go all out. I have a fairly good car that's paid off. I just bought a nice cage for the cockatiels.
That's all, though.
One option is go back to school. Or get certified as a dog trainer with a nationally recognized program (which costs a couple thousand dollars). I kinda want to go to Moorpark Animal Training College but the housing prices there are incredible (seriously, $700/month for a studio!) and I think I would blow through even that amount of cash there pretty quick.
Any ideas?
I have no fucking clue what to do with it.
I'm going to pay off my credit card, of course, but unlike a lot of people my credit card bill isn't spiraling out of control (at least, not anymore). I'm going to move out to a nice appartment that allows pets (a necessity, I have nine birds, a hamster, two lizards, a 55 gallon planted freshwater fishtank, with an iquana possibly on the way. Also, I want a dog). I want a new wardrobe and computer, iPod, etc, but all of that won't cost me more then five or six thousand, and that's if I go all out. I have a fairly good car that's paid off. I just bought a nice cage for the cockatiels.
That's all, though.
One option is go back to school. Or get certified as a dog trainer with a nationally recognized program (which costs a couple thousand dollars). I kinda want to go to Moorpark Animal Training College but the housing prices there are incredible (seriously, $700/month for a studio!) and I think I would blow through even that amount of cash there pretty quick.
Any ideas?