六歲中國孤兒被領養至美國;中兩億美元彩票
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sevendayofgun
六歲中國孤兒被領養至美國;中兩億美元彩票
好快有父母人會與他相認 
The lucky winners of half of the record $587.5 million Powerball jackpot have been identified as Mark and Cindy Hill of Dearborn, Mo., their working-class lives suddenly taking a turn to the financial stratosphere.
Cindy Hill, who with her husband has three adult sons and a 6-year-old daughter adopted from China, purchased the ticket at a Trex Mart gas station in Dearborn.
"I called my husband and told him, 'I think I am having a heart attack,'" Cindy Hill, 51, said. "I think we just won the lottery!"
Cindy, who worked as an office manager but was laid off in 2010, said that when she learned that a winning ticket was sold in Missouri, she dropped her daughter off at school, went to a convenience store for a winning numbers report, and checked her tickets in her car, according to the Missouri State Lottery.
"I was just telling my daughter the night before, 'Honey, that probably never happens (people winning)," Cindy said. "It's really going to be nice to spend time – not have to work – and be able to take trips with our family."
Cindy did mention that her husband has mentioned one extravagance -- a red Camaro -- but today he said that he plans on keeping his same old pick-up truck.
The winning ticket was one of five Cindy purchased, for a total of $10. She let the computer quick-pick choose the numbers, according to the Missouri Lottery. As soon as she saw that she had a winning ticket, Cindy had her mother-in-law and husband double check it.
"You know it's the Show Me State, so he said, 'Show me,'" she said.
Appearing at a press conference today in Dearborn along with their three sons, aged 28, 30, and 31, and their 6-year-old daughter, the Hills appeared overjoyed.
The lucky winners of half of the record $587.5 million Powerball jackpot have been identified as Mark and Cindy Hill of Dearborn, Mo., their working-class lives suddenly taking a turn to the financial stratosphere.
Cindy Hill, who with her husband has three adult sons and a 6-year-old daughter adopted from China, purchased the ticket at a Trex Mart gas station in Dearborn.
"I called my husband and told him, 'I think I am having a heart attack,'" Cindy Hill, 51, said. "I think we just won the lottery!"
Cindy, who worked as an office manager but was laid off in 2010, said that when she learned that a winning ticket was sold in Missouri, she dropped her daughter off at school, went to a convenience store for a winning numbers report, and checked her tickets in her car, according to the Missouri State Lottery.
"I was just telling my daughter the night before, 'Honey, that probably never happens (people winning)," Cindy said. "It's really going to be nice to spend time – not have to work – and be able to take trips with our family."
Cindy did mention that her husband has mentioned one extravagance -- a red Camaro -- but today he said that he plans on keeping his same old pick-up truck.
The winning ticket was one of five Cindy purchased, for a total of $10. She let the computer quick-pick choose the numbers, according to the Missouri Lottery. As soon as she saw that she had a winning ticket, Cindy had her mother-in-law and husband double check it.
"You know it's the Show Me State, so he said, 'Show me,'" she said.
Appearing at a press conference today in Dearborn along with their three sons, aged 28, 30, and 31, and their 6-year-old daughter, the Hills appeared overjoyed.
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tiandangao
Re: 六歲中國孤兒被領養至美國;中兩億美元彩票
这……真有人与那个女儿相认，又有什么好处……？