Just read that the people who won the 148 million live about 20 odd miles from here , not that thats got much to do with the price of cheese . What must that be like , mind boggling , suppose give plenty away to progeny, set them up nicely . May the people enjoy their money !
Don't we all play the "game of how we would spend our winnings"? And the minimum we would "need" to give everybody enough (but not so much that it blighted their lives) and which charities would get how much - if we are not sound asleep by that time zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I am in the fairly unique position of having 'won' some money on the lottery without even knowing that I'd entered. A few weeks ago one of my language students asked me to give her a number, which I duly did. The following week she told me I had given her a winning number for her lottery ticket and gave me a fourth share of her winnings; I received £2.20!
Seriously though, I do wonder why lottery winners opt for publicity after such big payouts; I worry for the unintended consequences for them.
Yes, I wonder, too. If they'd opted for no publicity they could have at least attempted to get their heads round it a bit before choosing who, if anyone, to tell.
With two children marrying this year I'm reduced to old habits soop - have checked all pockets, down the back of the sofa, in all the drawers and old handbags.... every penny counts this year!