[kiyatylese]

I would pay off my house and pay off my car first. I might sell them then and buy bigger ones.
Take my family on a all inclusive dream vacation.
Give money to my family and my husbands family.
Work...only PRN.

[yappymutts]

I would first of all, assist my brother financially, and help out his second daughter as she goes through college. His first daughter just graduated from college last week, and daughter #2 wants to go to med. school---she will be a Senior next year.
I would take my favorite Aunt and Uncle on a nice, long vacation; someone cool, as they hate the heat.While they were gone, I would renovate the house they are in, which is 47 years old, and needs a LOT of work.
I'd put money aside to help my sister, who may be getting married in the near future, and relocating to another country. As a matter of fact, I may decide to join her there!
I would continue to work, only der diem, part time, able to choose my hours and days. That's because I truly love my job, and would miss it if I left. Pay off my house and all debts; Reinvest a big chunk; provide much more support to the numerous charities I contribute to now.
But first of all, make sure all taxes have been paid on your winnings!

[kenny b]

I'd probably set up a nursing school.

[Sisukas]

After I gave my 10%, I'd set up trusts for my nephews and granddaughter, probably fund a nursing scholarship or two in my area, and give to the local junior hockey club.
Then it would be my turn. After a trip to Finland, my husband and I would quit work and he'd be a full-time musician. I would manage the band and then be their road-trip nurse.

[utexas08]

Question is how long it would take for your coworkers to find out and ban you from making extra "spending money" lol

[sugarnurse]

I am also a foster parent to troubled teenage boys. I would build a very large home, hire some help, and take in at least 50 boys.

[JailRN]

Absolutely would continue to work. I love my job. I love my boss. I love the PD. I just wouldn't work any OT anymore.

[corpuscles]

i'd still nurse, although i'll probably set up an institution of some sort that gives free medical services and manage it.

or maybe, a travelling/practicing nurse. id love to go to different places and offer free services while im at it.


the money, id probably just give 3/4 of them to my mom (she''ll budget it until the nth generation of our family) and the remaining 1/4 will be used solely by me... so thats what im going to use for my free services/ charity.

[prmenrs]

My favorite fantasy(ies)!

[Angie O'Plasty, RN]

I don't think I'd be able to work here in the States.

Where there's money, there's lawsuits.

So I'd probably do volunteer nursing work in other countries. Or buy a hospital and set it up so that nurses ran it.