Show & Tell: If I Won 10 Million

As I was away over the weekend (boat cruise to Tallinn, Estonia, with a friend) I'm running late with Show & Tell (again). But today I'm staying home from work (well, I went there for an hour but realised pretty soon it wasn't doable) due to a bad cough I have come down with (I always seem to get this very "chesty" cough when I have a cold and I don't want it to develop into a proper chest infection).

Since it's already Wednesday I thought I'd have a look at everyone else's 10 million post from last Friday and pick something I would do too if I won that kind of money (though 10 million in Swedish kronor isn't that much).

It's of course appropriate to start with Erica who was the hostess of the March themes. Hard to pick one but on Erica's list I liked:
- Set up a plan for the rest of the money [not spent on the below], i.e. save and invest some of it

Other things I would do - inspired from my fellow bloggers:
- Celebrate with champagne (of course), the expensive kind, and a party
- Go on a spur-of-the-moment trip to New York or some other cool city (maybe somewhere I haven't been yet)
- Buy a flat in Stockholm OR
- Buy the house we (well, I) have always dreamt of (probably in Enskede) and decorate it just the way we wanted
- If I was living in a house already when I won the money; invest in a green energy solution for the house (solar panels or the like)
- Buy an old house/building in Italy, renovate it and open up a B&B or just use it as a summer house (or maybe have some nice Italian couple run it and keep a couple of rooms for family and friends)
- Treat myself to four-day work weeks and three-day weekends (I like my job too much to stop working) but first I would probably take a sabbatical, i.e. buy more time in a way
- Set up bank accounts and start saving for my (future) children
- Help family and relatives pay off debts or in some other way
- Have more parties (like the one we had when Peter turned 30)
- Sponsor a child somewhere in the world (actually I should do that already; I don't have an excuse really)
- Donate to charity
- Travel a lot and often, maybe back to Africa to start with and maybe Zanzibar
- Buy a new computer, maybe a nice iMac
- Buy a car, an environmentally friendly one in the true sense (i.e. not just a FlexiFuel or similar one)
- Buy a summer house in the Stockholm archipelago
- Buy a lot of new clothes
- Pay of student debts, which many bloggers mentioned