I agree.
Why not have 184 people win £1 million each?
The answer must be that people no longer consider £1 million enough to get excited about, or at least that lottery organisers think that is the case.
I would keep (say) £14 million to spend on comfortable homes for myself and my nearest and dearest, money put to one side for maintenance on those properties, and invest enough for any normal future care needs for all of us. The younger ones could then choose jobs that they liked without having to worry too much about how much they were paid. The older ones could retire in comfort without any financial worries.
I would enjoy working out exactly what good causes to invest the other £170 million in!
If you have any problems with earwax, you might like to know that they now offer a degunking service at many branches. I thought about going to my local one because my ears feel clogged up and my hearing is getting worse.Off to Specsavers later this morning as we both have eye tests.
Clothes would be a better idea, especially if you do head up to the allotment.Coooeeee.......hello.......anyone at home? Did you mean to leave the backdoor open?
Ah well. Looks like a beautiful and breezy day is dawning in wonderful Lancashire. Today is bits 'n' pieces as housework needs doing, ironing, email to catch up, allotment work and hopefully get my bikes and car clean.
I will get a shift on.......![]()
Clothes would be a better idea, especially if you do head up to the allotment.
Now I would pay good money to see thatMorning. I did look in much earlier but never posted. Gosh, it's still very chilly here. I went out with just a micro fleece top on.
Could be dangerous, on the allotment as well.It'd be very comfortable, but a bit chilly in places.![]()
At £75 per ear, it's not cheap.Yikes, what time is this?!!
I actually heard my pal moving around upstairs for once. I got out of bed to say goodbye to her. It is her birthday tomorrow but I won't be seeing her again until next week.
Scrambled head again after only 3.5 hours sleep but I have a blood test booked for this morning so I might stay awake now and snooze afterwards.
If you have any problems with earwax, you might like to know that they now offer a degunking service at many branches. I thought about going to my local one because my ears feel clogged up and my hearing is getting worse.
Oh, I just discovered why I couldn't hear the clicks from my tablet screen keyboard... 'Do not disturb' was enabled until 09:30 to stop emails waking me up. Ok, not quite as deaf as I had feared!![]()
At £75 per ear, it's not cheap.
Blimey, I thought that I had read that it was about £60 for both ears!
I just found a place in Todmorden - £25 to check for wax problems (taken off cost of any treatment), £55 for one ear, £75 for both.
I might go for that the month after I have paid for my next dental appointment.