It could be you?

[Mad Doug Biker]

A fleet of bespoke bikes, one for every day of the week.

 

[smokeysmoo]

Let's call it a long term goal.
Now, smokeysmoo, about this cafe...

Sorry Jo but the Euromillions and Dale Winton have let us down, so it's another week of the daily grind I'm afraid Eat cake and carry on so to speak

You might regret writing that.... but fingers crossed!

Sorry AT, uncross fingers, (see above) and crack on, no change this week I'm afraid

 

[Red Light]

I never understand people who say that if they won a fortune, it wouldn't change their lives. If their lives are so damn perfect already, step aside and let someone who would appreciate the cash get hold of it!

Money doesn't make you happier but it does keep the children in touch.

 

[Red Light]

Someone up here won 3 million last week, and their priorty was a new lawn mower!

Not to sure what I would buy first, but one thing is for sure. I would'nt be mowing a lawn ever again!

Who said he was talking about a machine and not a person?

 

[BigonaBianchi]

I'd like to set up a charity/organisation that gets adults struggling with depression out into the Big Outdoors with group rides, walks in the hills etc, therapy sessions and how-to sessions on everything from maintaining one's bike to healthy cooking.

That is a superb idea

For my part...if I won..hmm..
well money cannot buy me happiness, sure I'd make sure I was secure and able to do stuff without financial worries, but TBH if it were a big win, I would keep a million, then give the rest to something that can do some good...right now leukimia research .

 

[ColinJ]

Money doesn't make you happier ...

OTOH - having 6' 6" tattooed men coming to your door with court orders authorising them to grab your possessions, or repossess your house would kind of take the smile off your face!

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

But not for use on specific days, that would be obsessive.

Yes, you are right. A fleet/overdraught of 14 bespoke bikes, two for each day of the week!!

 

[Archie_tect]

Sorry AT, uncross fingers, (see above) and crack on, no change this week I'm afraid

Ah well... there's always next time!

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

If I won a lot, I'd build a large shed for the Electric Traction Museum peeps at Coventry, get everything undercover.

Either that or I'd move them to a much better site!

 

[vernon]

A fleet of bespoke bikes, one for every day of the week.

That's just one bike then.

However if you had one for each day of the week......

 

[PaulB]

I haven't won the lottery but I've 'packed it all in.' I quit my job last month and am working my notice at the moment. Come 1st May, I'm a free agent with no shackles enslaving me any more. I have never lived to work, I've worked to live and now I reckon I've worked enough so while I still have the physical attributes to do it, I'm taking my time off now. My goals are to do all the Munros I have left to climb and that's more than 150. I could have carried on earning and built up a good nest-egg but by then, I may be too old to complete my list of 'must-do' activities so I'm doing it now.

 

[Archie_tect]

Friend of ours has gone part-time and has every Monday off... she started on her 50th birthday and does something different for each month of Mondays. She's been to music lessons, quad biking, climbing, skiing, mountain biking, archery, art class, yoga, ice-cream making, car track days... she's 52 now and loving it!

 

[tyred]

Yes, you are right. A fleet/overdraught of 14 bespoke bikes, two for each day of the week!!

Some of us already own over 14 bikes

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Some of us already own over 14 bikes

28 then!

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Of course the trouble with that is having to make decisions....I get really stressed these days by having to decide which of my two digital watches I will wear....will it be the Casio or the Timex

Yes, the Moet or the Bollinger?