End of the Road

[Dog Folks]

Don't mean to be trite but this is how I handle loss:


“Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.”
― Dr. Seuss

[PeaceOwl]

Back again, because i was thinking of you and was hoping this idea would work....find some things your wife really likes like quilting, pottery making, sewing, whatever! Then find shows around the country and take her to see special events that she would get hooked on.

Or offer to take her and a friend of hers to some event theyd want to see, and when your wife becomes the envy of her friends she may warm up to your outings.

One thing i have realuzed growing older is i dont like wasting precious time on things i dont want to do. Maybe shes like that, but if you can convince her you are taking her to something she loves things will change. This happened to my husband . Linda

[TimSullivan]

I say ditch #3 DW and buy a bigger, newer DP and enjoy every single day of your remaining life. Life is too short to constantly worry about keeping DW happy. I would also start looking for #4 DW as there are a ton of them out there who would love to RV--and enjoy every minute of it along with your company.