Winning the lottery makes everyone happy, regardless of their age. Teresa Pickton Clark, who works on the UK’s ‘Project Pny’ equine therapy project, and her husband John recently won awards British National Lottery Million Euro. As referred to from official web From the management, the lucky one reveals that from the first moment she celebrated her victory in the best way she knows how, she danced. And it is that Pickton Clark is a big fan of ballroom dancing.
Their case was quite lucky, as they bought a ticket on the way to the hardware store to purchase items for their new kitchen. They stop at the gas station and John gets a lottery ticket because you never know if you’re lucky this time. Although the draw was made on Sunday, January 9, her husband did not check the line-up until the next day, which is the date The cashier warned that he could not receive the prize Because it was too much. “We thought it could be about 50,000 pounds, but eventually we found out it was a million,” the lucky ones recalled.
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“We watched the neighbors jump, dance and celebrate in our house. They asked us what we were doing and when we told them about our victory they ended up celebrating with us,” explains the 70-year-old. I opened several bottles of champagne in the garden They spent the day celebrating. “My husband, John, didn’t get up until three in the afternoon the next day,” she says.
A few days later her husband, John, returned to the shop where he bought the ticket and gave the employee £100 to thank him for selling the winning ticket. In addition, the couple already helped friends and family cover small expenses and decided to Donate part of the prize to buy computers at the local school.
Teresa Pickton Clark is already considering buying a new dress and shoes to get back on the dance floor, while John has already set his eye on a tailored suit. On the other hand, they suggested A trip to Antarctica and other havens with their grandchildren.
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