#Spend20K Challenge

The National Lottery is changing its Lotto game in October and a lot more people will be able to tick 'win the lottery' off their Bucket Lists or treat themselves to things they wouldn't normally. From the 5th October players will get £25 for matching 3 numbers in the draw (up from £10) and 4 numbers (from £60 to £100), and a new raffle guarantees at least 50 winners of £20,000 each draw! And the best bit? When the jackpot rolls, so does the raffle, meaning hundreds more guaranteed £20,000 prizes.

If I was lucky enough to win £20,000 this is what I would buy;

Firstly as I love butterflies I would like these for my wheelchair

And then a visit to a butterfly house

I'm in hospital at the moment and would buy a box of chocolate from Hotel Chocolat for every single member of staff, both the ones I see and the ones busy working behind the scenes.

I would also buy Bodyshop body butters for all the patients.

For my Mum I would buy diamond earrings, something she has always wanted.

And helicopter flying lessons for my Dad.

For my Grandpa who I (and now lots of others do) call 'Grumpy' a garden make over which is both pretty to look at and easy to maintain.

For my Nan who is severely disabled I would hire an eye gaze computer so she can communicate and would also always have cream roses in her room.

For my best friend Kate I would buy and send to her, her all time favourite cupcakes made by Heaven is a Cupcake

Lastly, if you win the lottery your allowed some fun, the kind of fun you could never normally justify. I have a secret *sshhh*, every since watching Fun House as a kid I've wanted to fill an entire room with balloons, they had a tunnel filled with one and it looked like so much fun! I'm wondering if the hair on the program was a fashion choice in its day or if it was just so much static from the balloons?!

“This post is an entry for BritMums #Spend20K Challenge sponsored by The National Lottery, with more ways to win more money on the new Lotto game. Find out more about new Lotto, which starts in October, here