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Do you ever take off Meg?

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You are not alone.

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Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time.

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....with a Strand!

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Neither do I drive, I mean. I have grown up children for that, they take me everywhere, not that I've been far lately, Tesco once a week with Son is all for months.

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Driving force?..Other than a 3 litre V6?

My main driving force(s) are my wife and son, a desire to stay alive and healthy despite my much less than perfect heart ( I have a brilliant cardiologist - he helps! and Optimism. I never let go of the belief that things will get better. I am the original "glass half full" person. We Aussies tend to be like that

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Similar to yourself keezoy except mine's a 1.6 litre diesel VW Golf. Also my 'ticker' decided to have an attack some 12 years' ago now but it's still 'ticking away' OK, thank goodness.

My main driving force is myself, if I don't do it then nobody else will! Sometimes my 'get up and go' does 'get up and go' but it does return later, fortunately!

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Don't underestimate the force

Darth Vader

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It takes a lot of force to undo some jar and bottle tops ....

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Just as an aside, anyone who does experience problems with opening jars and bottles may find one of these very useful. I used to be able to open most containers with just using my hands but either over the years my hands have been less able to grip the lids, or modern methods have made opening very difficult.

Have a look at these on the link below, not expensive and they do the job every time:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Otstar-Open...3678069&sr=8-5