Why do I worry?
After sitting in San Marcos TX since June in my new-to-me 1994 Holiday Rambler I’m now just a month away from heading out on the start of my new mobile life. The following is my concern. I’ve never...
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Thanks all y’all,
You’ve given me a lot to mentally chew on here and I appreciate it. I’m beginning to think it’s not an age issue at all. I suppose one of the recent things that’s put me on edge is all the problems I had doing an otherwise simple maintenance task on this rig (new shocks) because of enormous (to me) and stuck fastener issues. However, now that the task has been successfully completed I’ve learned to be better prepared when starting a new task. It’s not a car, it’s an RV built on a TRUCK chassis and I’m learning that there’s a BIG difference, literally! One of my other concerns is, what if I learn that I don’t like the full-time lifestyle. I’m sure I will love the lifestyle but there’s that nagging doubt, especially since I became a widower. Gail was not only my wife, she was my best friend and adventure partner. She and I had planned to do this same adventure for years and now it’s just me.
Anyhow, thanks again everyone for all your responses, they’ve really helped me to feel better about this new life chapter unfolding before me.
Steve
You’ve given me a lot to mentally chew on here and I appreciate it. I’m beginning to think it’s not an age issue at all. I suppose one of the recent things that’s put me on edge is all the problems I had doing an otherwise simple maintenance task on this rig (new shocks) because of enormous (to me) and stuck fastener issues. However, now that the task has been successfully completed I’ve learned to be better prepared when starting a new task. It’s not a car, it’s an RV built on a TRUCK chassis and I’m learning that there’s a BIG difference, literally! One of my other concerns is, what if I learn that I don’t like the full-time lifestyle. I’m sure I will love the lifestyle but there’s that nagging doubt, especially since I became a widower. Gail was not only my wife, she was my best friend and adventure partner. She and I had planned to do this same adventure for years and now it’s just me.
Anyhow, thanks again everyone for all your responses, they’ve really helped me to feel better about this new life chapter unfolding before me.
Steve
