So, no, winning $1 million in the lottery hasn't much changed the Raleigh woman's life. But it might take the edge off in the years to come, said Morgan, who owns a flower landscaping business.

"I might be able to retire a little earlier than anticipated," she said.

After taxes, her $1 million win will be about $580,000, she said. Lottery officials took 32 percent. And in April, the federal government will want another $100,000, Morgan said.

Morgan is a weekly Powerball player. Last week, she spent $50 on tickets -- 25 tickets and an extra dollar down for the chance at multiplying the winnings.

On Sunday morning, Morgan checked her tickets. She didn't believe it at first. All five white balls hit, a win worth $200,000. The multiplier was "5" so Morgan's extra dollar was worth $800,000.

She went into the bedroom where her husband, Dan, was still asleep.

"I think I won a million dollars," she said. "He was very happy about that. He said he still loved me."