Reportar MensajeThe grandparents from Missouri who won a staggering $293,750,000 of the Powerball jackpot have revealed they plan to keep the same pickup truck and visit their local cafe for breakfast - all after taking a nap. Speaking at a press conference at the school where they met as teenagers, Cindy Hill, 51, and her mechanic husband Mark, 52, added they have no plans to leave their home in Dearborn, where they plan to bring up their adopted six-year-old daughter Jaiden. The couple, who also have three adult sons, added that they may now consider adopting again in light of their win - one of two winning tickets and a record amount for the state of Missouri. They added that while their daughter has asked for a pony, it would be 'a while' before they made any big purchases. 'I just want to go home and be back to normal,' Cindy said, adding: 'Maybe take a nap.'
'How much does a person need?' asked Cindy, who was laid off in June 2010. 'We are pretty grounded and we've worked really hard all our lives. And we know the value of a dollar. 'We'll still be going down to the corner cafe for breakfast. It's just us. We're as common as anybody - we just have a little bit more money.' Mark said that he was already struggling to adjust to their new life and, when the Lottery put them up in a hotel on Thursday night, he ran to get toothpaste - and caught himself checking prices. 'Old habits are hard to break,' he said, laughing. Mark, a mechanic at a hot dog and deli packaging factory, had given his wife $10 to buy tickets. She bought five after picking her daughter up from school, chose numbers at **noallow** and left the tickets in the car overnight.
es mi simple creencia que todo aquel que hace bien.......sera recompensado de alguna manera positiva......algunos le llamamos KARMA...........el otro dude que se gano la misma Lotto es un morenito de Transito que limpia las calles y es de lo mas humilde.....
cel1935 ha escrito:The grandparents from Missouri who won a staggering $293,750,000 of the Powerball jackpot have revealed they plan to keep the same pickup truck and visit their local cafe for breakfast - all after taking a nap. Speaking at a press conference at the school where they met as teenagers, Cindy Hill, 51, and her mechanic husband Mark, 52, added they have no plans to leave their home in Dearborn, where they plan to bring up their adopted six-year-old daughter Jaiden. The couple, who also have three adult sons, added that they may now consider adopting again in light of their win - one of two winning tickets and a record amount for the state of Missouri. They added that while their daughter has asked for a pony, it would be 'a while' before they made any big purchases. 'I just want to go home and be back to normal,' Cindy said, adding: 'Maybe take a nap.'
