Many
people don’t use can openers anymore since manufactures produce mostly flip-tops
cans. That doesn’t explain why I can’t keep a can opener for more than several months.
During the past couple of years, I’ve tossed out at least three can openers. I’ve
bought pricier ones, inexpensive ones, and name-brand ones—and they keep
failing me. I just bought another new one this week. Where do you find a gadget
dependable enough to open a can of tuna? Maybe the time has come to buy an
electric can opener or switch to flip-top only cans. Some things will work for you
and others things won’t. Take a look:
If we
continue to climb stairs or cross bridges leading to dead-ends, we’re not progressing.
When conventional methods fail, it’s time to try something new. How will you
begin to handle someone or something differently?
2 comments:
It's time to jump in a time machine and get an old can opener; I've had the same one since 1999.
I'm envious. Our latest cost about $3. So far, it's good. Maybe the best one yet.
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