Mainly

- Spend more time with my wife (including doing some of the rest of these things together), when she's not working to achieve her goals

- Hack on several ideas that I have, work with/invest in interesting startups (what I would normally save or put into less risky investments)

Also

- Help my friends out of the rut

- Read more math, physics, sci-fi

- Learn to fly planes

- Keep my thumb on what's going on in the tech world via the web

- Build cool stuff: electronics, etc.

- Buy cool gadgets and hack on them

- Maybe some political stuff, EFF or atheist issues

- I like the OLPC project, I think they should work with American kids too.

- Pick up the piano and violin again, maybe travel a bit

- Say what I think more often

- Some normal leisure stuff now and then

Of course, this would be after 2 weeks of sitting around in awe that I had arrived at what I dreamed of as a teenager.

I can do many of these things in some capacity right now, but I can't really dig in to most of them. I do my current job in hopes of freeing up a half-of-my-waking-life time slice so I can, but that is definitely a gamble. Self-determination is an enticing thing.

I imagine that, even though I've done a fair share of it, there is some introspection to do when you arrive. I wish I had more time to think about this question. What's the view like from there?