What do you want to do, but can't?

Buy my wife a new car and me a new motorcycle, then tell her to quit her job and do whatever she wants. Then give her the kid she has been asking for in a few years.

I would love to sell my home and find a way to move to a warmer climate.

I'd also love to retire before I turn 42 in April.

I can't afford either

Make a living riding my bike, working on bikes (but not the typical POS bikes that come into the shop completely destroyed with the expectation that I can make them like new for $10), designing and building bikes...

Delta's got some really great specials going that almost anyone can afford........

I would love to live abroad, preferably Europe.    A close second would be anywhere in the US with better weather than Minnesota.

Unfortunately, despite his other wonderful qualities, my husband is a stick in the mud when it comes to this.  He loves MN, he's a transplant.  He'd like to live abroad in theory, for a short time, but being a stick in the mud he's not willing to take the necessary risks.

P.S. So now you all know the answer to my sig line.

Ugh, forgot about that one!   That might still happen some day.

Luckily, I got this one off my list early, while I was still single.  But, alas, now all I do is dream about the plane that I cannot afford (which is pretty much any airplane).

Other items on my list:

Take a year, and travel around the world with my family or live abroad (more backpacking style, not extravagant), spending time in various places.

Always been a dream to own some land and move out west.  I love the  mountains. For some reason they agree with me.  I often wonder if this is one of those greener pastures though, but I tend to think not.

And own a restaurant one day, maybe out west as noted above.

Would love to be a mucisian but lack the talent.

Would love to travel the world but lack the time and money.

My wife's Grandfather was very successful at running restaurants/convenience stores and terrible at farming, but he loved farming. 

So he'd make good money on a gas station, sell it, buy 320 acres, few years later go broke farming, sell the farm to pay off debt, borrow money to start a business.  Did that 3x.  Owned a gas station, then a Dairy Queen, then a restaurant.  Owned 3 different farms. 

Funny how some people have a bug to do that. 

ETA: Fly (with or without a plane), breathe underwater (ala waterworld), not get dropped riding up hills by every cyclist in Austin, run a 5K in 19:10 like I did when I was 19.

I think it's in my blood. When my grandma died and I flew back to Arkansas to attend her funeral, I got to see firsthand the farmers I'm descended from. I also saw the plot of land they settled and where they had to provide all of their own food from. It was interesting. That and my garden feels too small.

That's a genius idea. I guarantee if I could buy a burrito while waiting for my bike to be fixed it would probably break down a lot more.