They all count.
As the jackpot wasn’t won and it was the last roll over, all the lower prices were increased, so a lucky dip also has a £5 price money add to it as well.
So, two lucky dips and £10.
Month: May 2025
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Week 272 – May 23rd – Small lottery win
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Week 272 – May 22nd – Wow
Less than two weeks after we planted dad’s rose tree, it’s come out blooming.
Lovely colours and smell.
First ever bloom on dad’s rose 
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Week 272 – May 21st – Happy Birthday dad
I have a wonderful, lovely wife and she had purchased this for my memory of dad.
We lit up for his birthday tonight.
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Week 272 – May 21st – Mission Impossible
On the day that should have been my dad’s birthday and already 1 week since his burial, we decided to go to the opening day of the new Mission Impossible film, reckoned to be the last one.
I was glad at the weekend we watch part 1 of the film again on Netflix and there was no real recap in this film and considering it was nearly two years ago I thought that was strange.
A typical mission impossible film with a lot of action, slow areas and cheeky moment.
If it is the last film, we both thought it went out in style, but you never know with Cruise look at the end.
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Week 272 – May 20th – Visited dad
Today we went over to Tunbridge Wells, to a garden centre.
We had a bit of lunch, and whilst eating and talking, I said to Claire can we visit my dad’s grave, as tomorrow would have been his birthday. Claire said yes and why don’t we take something, we both looked at each other and I said that bucket you pointed at when we came in
So, we got that and a kingfisher ornament.
The grave location is in a hot spot, boy we set on the bench and wow we got hot, but my parents have become sun worshippers, you see them, and they look like they have been aboard for 6 months.
Early happy birthday day. RIP
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Week 272 – May 20th – Prevent ECB course
After I completed the safeguarding course, shortly afterwards I tried the prevent course, which I had struggled with previously.
This time, I was able to pass the course, but on completion, it implied that I had never done the course and no certificate was available.
I contacted the ECB and after some communication, today they message me to say that everything was sorted and that I could download the certificate.
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Week 272 – May 19th – It’s can’t be that hard.
Yesterday morning, I purchased a new Dyson vacuum, as our other one, God knows how long we have it wasn’t picking up as well as it use too.
Plus, there was a saving off £100, taking it from £379 to £279.
I had set if for collection, so we went today,
Got it back home, how many parts had to be connected and with not many instructions.
I turned it on and worked like a dream, until I came to take the hose out, could I get it out no.
This was crazy, why should something so simple, be so hard, though after Claire looked online, it was simple, again why couldn’t the instructions show this.
I don’t understand why instructions are becoming very poor and not helpful to the consumer?
All you had to do was pull the inner tube all the way out and then outer tube would remove itself from the vacuum body.
This will change our I do the vacuum, but at least all is working.
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Week 271 – May 18th – Surrey v Yorkshire – Part 4
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Week 271 – May 18th – Surrey v Yorkshire – Part 3
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Week 271 – May 18th – Surrey v Yorkshire – Part 2
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