Arsine Driscoll-Zuccari:  

Life Since graduating I have worked for a labor union where I handled all of the health, welfare and pension problems for the over 6,000 members; was a legal secretary, legal assistant; volunteer emt/paramedic assistant for a local all volunteer squad in Tuckerton and paid emt for Atlantic City's street ems provider and then one of the five paid on-staff emt's at the Sands Hotel & Casino (this was the job I loved the most). Leaving the Sands I went to work for Trump Castle which changed to Trump Marina as one of it's Casino Security officers. Yes, I carried handcuffs and excelled at takedowns - lol. I met so many really nice patrons and regulars that this job was actually as enjoyable as the job at the Sands where I also helped people, just in a different manner. An auto accident took this career from me in February 2002 and have undergone a dual level back fusion in September 2002 which failed. Now, permanently disabled I am home mostly. I always wanted to be an Archaeologist Egyptologist when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a really stupid idea. As it turns out, they were wrong because I remain interested in Archaeology and Egyptology to this day although I never took official courses. If I won $100 million, I'd give half of it to charities using the money to No Kid Hungry as children in our country are often without the proper nourishment which is heinous, as well as to Heifer.com and water to women in third world countries. The rest? A home close to my daughter and grandson, and squirrel the rest in legitimate investments. My ideal home would be large enough for me to feel comfortable with plenty of skylights bringing all natural light inside, a huge attic space that can be converted to my "sacred space" where nobody but me would have access, an inground pool either out back or indoors so that I can exercise my muscles year-round. The kitchen would have rafters from which my fresh...Expand for more