Million Dollar Lifesaver A person’s luck eventually comes in due time. While walking through the park with my dog, a tall slender man politely walked up to me and handed me a heavy navy blue duffle bag. He then smiled, said good-bye, and walked off randomly. At first I was a little concerned about the contents of the bag, but eventually “curiosity killed the cat”. Upon opening it, I realized that it was full of money – thousands and thousands of dollars. I immediately rushed over to the police department to report the money, but to my surprise the owner of the money had already been to the police office to inform that he would be giving away a million dollars to a stranger at the park and to not be alarmed. Then it hit me that I was
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So taking that into account, I would want to donate $10,000 to the human society as a charitable gift. My extended family is also a very important factor, as they have always been there for me in times of need. So I would gift my mother and father $20,000 each, my brother and sister $10,000 each, and my grandmother $10,000. This would leave me $16,578.57. I would use that amount to go vacationing to Disneyland and Paris, France. Ending on that note, I believe that all these spending 's would completely satisfy every need, want, or desire I have ever dreamed about. In conclusion, my lucky day at the park turned out to be the answer to all my financial problems, although it is not a fix to life itself. I decided to take care of my financial worries by focusing on my family debt, financial security, necessities, vacationing, and helping others with charity and/or gifts. A person can have all the riches in the world, but that does not mean life will be without problems. It’s all about how you manage your time, money, and decisions. Even with a million dollars life is still just a simple walk in the park with many pathways to
So taking that into account, I would want to donate $10,000 to the human society as a charitable gift. My extended family is also a very important factor, as they have always been there for me in times of need. So I would gift my mother and father $20,000 each, my brother and sister $10,000 each, and my grandmother $10,000. This would leave me $16,578.57. I would use that amount to go vacationing to Disneyland and Paris, France. Ending on that note, I believe that all these spending 's would completely satisfy every need, want, or desire I have ever dreamed about. In conclusion, my lucky day at the park turned out to be the answer to all my financial problems, although it is not a fix to life itself. I decided to take care of my financial worries by focusing on my family debt, financial security, necessities, vacationing, and helping others with charity and/or gifts. A person can have all the riches in the world, but that does not mean life will be without problems. It’s all about how you manage your time, money, and decisions. Even with a million dollars life is still just a simple walk in the park with many pathways to