If money grew on trees and for some reason it was still valuable i’d do a few things with all the fat stacks of cash that i would sustainably harvest.

1. Retire?  I love my job.  Heck, today i lost track of time and was late leaving work to meet my Girl scout cookie hook-up.  I guess i’d retire from 8-5 (plus some nights and weekends) work and do whatever the heck i wanted.
2. Travel.  More.  I get to travel a bit already.  But that’s because i wondered if i’d look back at an older age and wish that i did some more adventurous travel when i was younger.  Because i know i’m going to want to just do cruises to exotic places later.
3. Be generous.  Maybe give out emergency loans or scholarships or build playgrounds in middle-class neighborhoods.  I have always felt a little dissed because of those “at-risk youth”and their “lower class” neighborhoods dominated by “minorities.”  Not jealous mind you.  Just dissed for not being extraordinary either.  Where is the program for the straight C student that just is?
4. Cross breed my money tree with a tree that grows golden delicious apples.  I like them.
5. Make it so i didn’t spend money.  Like making major energy efficiency changes…
6. Go back to school.  I liked college.  But i’m afraid to try distance ed classes.  I’m just not sure that i’m the right kind of person to motivate myself.
7. Have someone do my laundry, dishes, and general cleaning.  I guess now i’m really letting all this money get to my head!
8. Give gifts to people randomly.
9. Become insanely protective about my money tree.
10. Bury my money in big mason jars below my money tree.  Maybe i should bury it in something more permeable than glass though – perhaps that’s what money trees need for fertilizer.

Oh – and maybe one more thing.  Buy a really good metal detector.  Because looking for old coins and lost jewelry just seems like a good way to make some money, have fun and get some fresh air and exercise.