PEARLY1654 wins £22,629.12

Congratulations PEARLY1654!

We are absolutely over the moon that PEARLY1654 conquered the almighty Giant Jackpot for a whopping £22,629.12 on Monday 17th November.

You have sent us many great letters and we have now given you £5 for each letter we've published. Best of luck for you all and we hope that you can win the Giant Jackpot just like PEARLY1654 did!

Here's a selection of your letters:

mish45

If I had the chance of spending £20,000 I would make my daughters wedding next August a fairy tale wedding come true.

My daughter Kelly (mollymoo27) is one of the loveliest daughters anyone could wish for. Kelly has a heart of gold and has in April just qualified as a psychiatric nurse and I am so proud of her. I suffer myself with psychiatric problems and she is always there for me and that is why I would love to make her wedding come true without her and Steve (steve9456) having to work all the shifts that they can to save for their dream.

I would also pay for my son Lee who got made redundant in April to take him and his two children (they dont live with him) to Disney Land in Paris as this is what he is saving up to do and perhaps the money would stretch to nanny going to witness seeing their faces when their see Micky Mouse and Minnie Mouse two of their favourite characters.

My other son Matthew who is such a lovely lovely son (Beetles89) I would buy him a car so that he could fulfil his dream and may be the latest lap top as he does love a gadget.

For my lovely husband Paul we have been married nearly thirty three years I would buy him a new wedding ring as he lost his one in the sea when we were on holiday and this is something that we just never seem to get around to replacing.

For myself I would have my dream because I would see my children live one of theirs dream and that is something money cannot buy.

naughty73

WTG Pearly1654!! If I was lucky enough to win £20,000, my fiancé & I would spend it on getting married! We can't wait to get married and start a family, but it all seems to cost so much these days. We don't even want anything fancy! Although with £20,000 we could afford to splash out, LOL.

lyngalore

Fantastic win PEARLY1654 xx. Here's what I would do, if that was me! Give half to hubby so he can go down to a 3 day wk, bless him. He's 67 and works like a 47 lol. Says he enjoys working (needs must) but would dearly be able to afford to reduce his days. I could contribute but he wouldn't take it. Which means I get to play here :) GL

sarahfvc

If I won £20,000 I would open a shop, selling all sorts of junk, because that's what I do. I buy junk all sorts of stuff! Because I believe one man's junks another man's treasure. And believe me I have found a few treasures on my journey. Can you imagine what junk you could buy with £20,000. Gosh it would probably fill 20 skips.

tigga2000

My wish would be to win enough money to rehouse my now disabled daughter into a more suitable accommodation to meet her needs. Due to a stroke in 1979 leaving her very dependant on others. Both our lifes would be enhanced we could do with the jackpot.

missscampi

Well I would find somewhere for me and the kids to live giving my situation of divorce would get a new washing machine and make sure my kids were fed and clothed would also give some to meningitus trust.

patrixie

I WOULD START MY OWN BUSINESS MAKING CHOCOLATES AND SWEETS, FUDGE ETC, A DREAM I HAVE ALWAYS HAD, THEN I WOULD NEVER HAVE TO BUY ANOTHER PRESENT AGAIN, IT WOULD BE CHOCOLATES ALL THE WAY FOR MY FRIENDS AND FAMILY.......YUMMY!!!

lyndy49

If I won that amount of money, I would take my Grandchildren on a lovely holiday. Both my Grandchildren live with me due to unfortunate circumstances and they have had to adjust to so many changes. This included new schools,making new friends as well as living through so much trauma and distress. They have both come through so much with no complaint.

So my first priority would be a grand holiday for the boys and myself. (fancy being a single parent at my age - a young 59 yr old) We have not been able to afford a holiday up to now.

Taking on the boys also meant a tug on my finances so my next task would be to pay off some major bills. I've had the boys now for 5 yrs and we've all coped pretty well together. My escape has been playing bingo now and again, and like everyone, hoping for that bit of luck.

jenny211302

If I'd have won the 20 grand heres what I'd do with it .... go straight to the travel agents and book a holiday to Lapland so the kids could see santa... I'd give some away to my mum and dad and sisters and I'd have the best christmas ever and buy the kids everything they wanted.

mistaffie

Wow, could I imagine myself winning the JP ermmmm no but if I did the 1st thing I would do would be pay off all my debts now that in itself would be a miracle and such a weight of my shoulders. The 2nd thing I would do would be to take my daughter to Disney I always said I'd do it but at this rate she'll be a married woman before we get there, she's 11 and such a good girl, she's my little princess and I love her dearly so that is what I'd do if I was ever fortunate enough to win.

PS: driving lessons would be a must I think or I'll never do them and I'm not getting any younger although I claim to be 21 every year lol.

dumpling1974

I would pay off my debts and book a cruise to New York (my husband won't fly !!) so that I could see my brother, sister in law and 18 month old niece. I have only seen her twice since she was born. My brother would then be able to hug my kids aged 5, 2 and 7 months - it's just not the same over the phone.

maxpop

If I won £20,000 I would do the boring stuff like pay off bills etc. But I would make sure that I kept enough to treat my kids to a great holiday to Disneyland and I would let them each choose a birthday party of their dreams, (and a little pamper day for me to recover after the parties)

delben

Hi there, firstly congratulations to pearly who can now buy as many pearls as she desires/ or he desires! Firstly for myself I would buy a new car as the one I have now is on its last wheels! A family holiday is much in need, possibly Milan, and with what is left I would re-invest on chit chat bingo as that is my other great love! Fingers crossed x

adu008

£20,000 is dream amount to win! It can completely change my life! If I win such a amount, I will love to buy Christmas presents for my loved ones. Looking at the current economic crisis in the world, I will also deposit a large amount of the money into the cash ISA account for earning consistent returns.

Another thing on the top of my list will be to travel to Venice with my family. We have been looking forward to spend some quality time with the family.

Just wish I could have won such an amount !! anyways.. all the Best to Pearly who won !

KEENAH

Congratulations to Pearly for her good fortune, with the help of CHITCHAT BINGO, what I would do if I won that amount of money, well I would buy a car, because of my disability I need a car like flower needs rain, and I would share the rest with my family who have been very supportive towards me for the past few months, I do not know how I can ever repay them, and by sharing my fortune with them at least I could do something for all by having a nice meal out, to say thank you for sticking by me through thick and thin, and thank you for loving me

bleuybluey

If I won over £20,000 I'd buy my kids some special treats and a holiday being first on the list. My son is disabled so holidays are pretty much a no go and it would be a bit of a busmans holiday for me but if I had that kind of money I would be able to afford an all inclusive somewhere nice so it would take a bit of pressure off me.

I'd buy my daughter a new phone, lol, she has been going on and on about a new phone for months now I was going to get her one for Chritmas but she has decided she would rather keep her old one and get something else.

And for me??????......... new furniture, all of mine has been hand-me -downs and none of it matches lol.

doreen55

On questions like these, I always remember the childhood joke..."I'd buy a new bottom as mines got a crack in it."

Alternatively, as I've unexpectedly been in and out of hospital for the past 6 months, I'd treat my wife and young children to a special holiday to make up for the one we had to cancel earlier in the year and the stresses they experienced.