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I couldn't help watch in fascination all the people running to the convenient marts in order to buy the mega million lottery tickets in hopes of scoring the $460 million dollar jackpot.

From the headlines on today's paper somebody from Maryland won.

I hope for that person's sake she/he is safe and the money will enhance that person's life all for the better.

I did not buy a lottery ticket.

Just the thought of it makes me cringe.

I would rather work in dunkin donuts for the rest of my life than to fall into a win-fall like that.

You are probably thinking to yourself,'what!?! Are you crazy?"

I am a private and paranoid person.

I am happy and I like things simple.

If I can get out of bed without having to take a zomig or throwing up, I am grateful.

Sure , it is fun to fantasize what you would do with all the money but the risks (and dangers) involved in having that amount is sooooo NOT worth it.

I like my life just the way it is.

Simple and uncomplicated.

I like my house.

I like my beat up ol' car.

I certainly have enough shoes.HA! Plus, the hunt for the "bargains" makes it fun.

I travel enough but I mostly prefer to just stay home with my birds.

I have a happy marriage, which in itself, is worth more than a billion dollars. It is nice to have someone you can trust and is on the the 'same page of life" as you. The same goes for good friends and companions.

I am grateful for all of that.

Ok just for FUN what WOULD you do if you had that kind of money ?

(*without having to worry about all the scary vultures and potential criminals waiting to pounce on you)

First things first, I would probably have a new house built for my parents that is wheelchair accessible for my father. I would also include a private nurse for him. (I am sure he would prefer a "French" nurse. wink wink)

A huge bird room extension built as well as a giant shoe closet.

One pair of Christian Louboutin shoes (or two)

A purple BMW (or corvette) for weekend cruises.

Plastic surgery to make me look just like Angelina Jolie.

A private nonstop jet charter (serving dunkin donuts fresh brewed coffee) to Papau New Guinea for a bird watching and a diving adventure.

College tuition to Tufts university to get my degree in veterinary science.

And, of course, a HUGE donation towards animal shelters and their care.

What would YOU do? :-)