I probably would split my waking hours in a couple of different ways...in no particular order: * donate my time as a technologist to help non-profits that i be

I probably would split my waking hours in a couple of different ways...in no particular order: * donate my time as a technologist to help non-profits that i believe in...By this i mean, help them manage websites, build apps, better leverage open source technology to their advantage...and ideally help them bridge the digital divide. This would help keep my mind active with what i have loved to do: technology, building digital things, and combining that with helping people. * spend my time in an artistic way, like welding a big metal garden sculpture, or building wooden structures to be used for hanging vines/plants for my life partner, or simply writing, painting, etc. This would help me in a more zen way. Sure it helps me use my hands to physically build things, but also tap into areas of my brain that my tech career has not always allowed me to do...you know, satisfying some internal itch that isn't necessarily tech-related. * travel a little, and including establishing a couple of very tiny apartments in a couple of places in the world...so that I can live in places where i didn't grow up in. Also, when i die, my offspring will have places to live throughout a small number of my favorite places in the world (and no, these places are not the typical places like some Caribbean beach/island, etc.). Travelling is often fun, but here i would try to get to live in these other places in the world...sort of see the world (and not only in the limited way like vacations) before i die.