What's your ideal job?

What would you do if you could do anything at all?

If I won the lottery and no longer needed to work then I'd either open a dog sanctuary or run a property development business - or both!

My ideal job would either be something with small children(under 9's) or something in the way of garden design.

If my husband was willing and I didn't have to work I would look into short term foster care

Summer Camp Director (or all year round camp director)

Sadly, they don't have them over here and the money is not good enough to allow all three of us to move for it.

Obviously if I won the lottery, however, I might just turn myself into a fab travel photographer!

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Hmm. If I won the lottery and could do anything...

... I would open a nationwide chain of youth clubs, for kids aged 10-16. With a coffee bar, a cafe, games hall with big games like table tennis, a computer room, playstations, board games and gardens. With a toddler area so mums with under 5s could use the building/cafe during the day.

I would be a foster parent like AB, if money was no object and I had a couple more rooms.

If I won the lottery I would buy myself a small retail space (not rent) and sell cool baby clothes, cloth nappies and fancy bits and bobs.

I would love to be a zoo keeper.

I've been pretty lucky, I've been doing my dream job for 20 years as a journalist. If I could do any job though, I think I'd like to be a press officer for the British Library or the National Portrait Gallery or something where every day would be a pleasure writing about beautiful things and good causes.

Art therapist. Or a National Trust gardener. Or maybe a fruit farmer and maker of luscious, highly-prized and highly-priced preserves. Or just an idle bugger.

I'd like to be an actress.

Rock Star, natch. Although being a mummy and not drinking, smoking, or doing drugs, I'd be a pretty boring rock star. But it would still be awesome.

If I could have any normal career I wanted, I'd be a primary school teacher. It was what I was gearing up to do before I had to leave my degree.