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My grandfather who went through wwii, a civil war, a dictatorship and several financial crisis, always said, health is the most important thing, all the other can be fixed/rebuilt.
Sounds like you have a very resilient family CH.
Or a grandfather with very bad luck
I am currently revisiting my GOT and LOTR collections. There's nothing like medieval or fantasy heraldry to concentrate the mind away from the troubles of the world.
I remember that in family dinners we could have a table full of food but if there was no bread he would freak out, we used to laugh with this as kids but latter i realised that most of the people who went through the starvation of the nazi occupation had the same reaction, as bread was their basic food.
Don't know what Clarkson's on about. There's a solid 1.5 planelengths in that.
Some get older and wiser, some just older.Since our newsagent re-opened I've been mithering the lady assistant for Wargames Illustrated, daily. She's that fed up with me she's now doing the 'chop' signal through the window as I hove over the horizon.A tad perplexed I had a braynwave and contacted WI, only to glean they've suspended printing during the plague...Made me feel I'm getting older.