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I'd start with the silversmithing tools and materials I'm still needing.
Then I'd buy all the materials for the next 5-10 costumes on my list.
Then I'd do the hardwood floors we've been wanting since we moved in.
Then I'd build the deck we've been wanting for almost as long.
Then I'd hire someone to come in and replace the last two fixtures in the house (they're both on high ceilings that we can't get to), fix the holes in the foyer and garage ceilings (again, too tall/awkward for us to get to or we'd do it), repair and paint all the high ceilings (since the new roof we have a lot of popped nails, plus a stain in the den where the leak was), and paint all the high walls.
And by then the money would likely be gone, but well spent.
Or, we could just gut and redo the master bathroom along with the hardwoods and painting.
Or, we could blow the whole wad on a new kitchen.
Ten grand goes quickly when you get into renovations.
I'd start with the silversmithing tools and materials I'm still needing.
Then I'd buy all the materials for the next 5-10 costumes on my list.
Then I'd do the hardwood floors we've been wanting since we moved in.
Then I'd build the deck we've been wanting for almost as long.
Then I'd hire someone to come in and replace the last two fixtures in the house (they're both on high ceilings that we can't get to), fix the holes in the foyer and garage ceilings (again, too tall/awkward for us to get to or we'd do it), repair and paint all the high ceilings (since the new roof we have a lot of popped nails, plus a stain in the den where the leak was), and paint all the high walls.
And by then the money would likely be gone, but well spent.
Or, we could just gut and redo the master bathroom along with the hardwoods and painting.
Or, we could blow the whole wad on a new kitchen.
Ten grand goes quickly when you get into renovations.