i missed the end of secret millionaire

[AbleSister]

she was SO OBV a posh 'un wasnt she
what did she do in the end

£40,000 to the cancer charity.

£10,000 to the elder peoples day outs

£10,000 to the woman who baked the cakes and to the wee girl who had cancers family for a holiday

She ought to be rich, you should see how much it costs to get your hair done in one of her places!!!

oh god btu they KNEW right?

oh god i dont think it is that £££

She didn't speak posh!

Ah,

If you mean her prices tis cause I am a poor student from a small town living in the big city!!

Do you think people guess?? I mean the format is quite well known now so I'm sure some people must have seen prior episdoes of the secret millionaire....but then even if they do guess, doesn't detract from all the work they do the other 51 weeks of the year with no cameras around

I think some must guess! I love the programme - the work those people did tonight is marvellous.

Could that woman bake or what! Imagine living next door to her - I don't think I'd ever leave!

Puss - (I'm not stalking you honest! ) I think a lot of people do guess, there was one recently where I'm sure the man had been rumbled - the charity worker seemed really keen to go through the finer points of the figures and make it clear how much her charity needed money.

Besides, you could tell from her somewhat startling set of veneers that she was loaded!

Amazing cakes! I would be rather large if I lived next door!

Yeah, that woman could bake a mean cake! I actually considered how far I would have to travel to go to one of her sales and stock up the freezer. (My baking is shit)

her teeth wre like tombstones

no i didnt mean posh she just looked affluent

pmsl at Mooseheart!

Yes her teeth were very ahem..bright...but she was sooo nice though! I liked last week's as well - bloke was well 'ard mitchell style type bloke but blubbing over the war veterans - had me welling up too!

Yeah I cried at that one too, I think that was the most moving one I've seen.

Yep - last weeks was brilliant - particularly 'Donna's House'.

Donna's House got me - and the end of the prog they put the date that the little boy died...I couldn't see the screen after that! So many people doing good that you just don't hear about - its lovely to see

People were just so pleased to go there - so simple, but to them the respite/change of scenery was everything. It makes you count your lucky stars.

I think talking to other people going through the same thing must help too...

I was tonight when the carer of the lady with Alzhiemers (sp!) said how much carers save the government per year...its pretty disgusting really when you think about how many people are probably coping day in and day out without any respite!

Oh god yes - it must be so hard. That chap (Granville) tonight must have savoured those couple of hours break for a pint and a chat.

I think when I've finished with the child rearing (sounds as if I'm a baby farm! lol) I'd like to do some work like that - must be so rewarding having people appreciate what you do instead of a line manager saying no bonus, credit crunch etc!