My 11-year-old son convinced me to buy a Lotto ticket after a rough month. We used our winnings for a family treat.

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The author bought a lottery ticket with all her family numbers, and they won enough to go out for ice cream. Courtesy of Melissa NobleMy 11-year-old son suggested buying a Powerball Lotto ticket after I'd been having some bad luck. I asked the clerk to explain it, and the sample ticket she drew had all our family numbers on it.

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