Peace Out USA --> Fiji Bound!

Daily Question:Would you accept $1,000,000 to leave the country and never set foot in it again?

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(If your just tuning in - this is question #9 of The Book of Questions

written by Gregory Stock, PH.D)

I skipped question 7 & 8,  just because I can. I vowed to go question to question but, some are just not worth elaborating on (sorry Gregory!) I haven't written in a while because I sort of lost some steam with this undertaking. It sort of takes the fun out of blogging if you vow to do it. I have decided to blog as I may and answer the questions as I feel inclined to in hopes of putting the thrill back in to my wee little blog. On to the answer...

YES, without a doubt! Not a question about it. My reasoning is that I could afford to take my family with me. That is all that matters in my world, my family and my close knit friends. I could afford to take them with me to Fiji, where else?  I know $1 million bucks isn't a whole lot and it goes fast but not as fast where the simple life is the only way of life. I would let my parents retire and I would work teaching English or working at the Resorts in neighboring areas. Jared would hypothetically work as a fisherman and would build water huts.

This would be our water front neighborhood - perfection!

I would miss the amenities of the U.S but would be glad to be free of the rat race we call life. Would love nothing more than to sell all my possessions and rebuild a new life in Fiji, Bora Bora or Tahiti.

What a peaceful place to raise children. In a natural most spectacular setting where kids are free of the electronically plugged in society. Active lifestyles filled with survival techniques and tradition.

I would trade in this over stuffed lake house for a grass hut and a working boat in the islands any day. Sign me up! I will at some point spend a portion of my life in a remote setting getting back to nature and the basics. When, not sure but know 100% it is in my future.

Peace Out U.S - Fiji Bound,

Tasha