Do you RV without your significant other?
I'd like to hear from couples who don't always RV together. Why do you do it? Do you take any additional steps due to being on the road alone, like checking in? My story: DH an I have been hop...
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toedtoes wrote:
I understand the husband's concern, but I'd put it this way:
I (the wife) love to RV. If something happens to you (the husband), I wouldn't give up the RV life. So, isn't it better that I (the wife) get used to doing things on my own now - while you (the husband) are around to help me if I get stuck - rather than wait for you (the husband) to croak and leave me to learn it all on my own. :)
Seriously, women (myself included) travel alone all the time without problems. It's not that scary of a world. Unless you personally have issues with insecurity, lack of common sense, etc., then just do it.
Yeah, what she said. Go to Walmart and get a TracFone with Verizon as the carrier. I just re-upped my 200 minutes (triples the minutes to 600) good for 3 months for $49. I've got an AT&T iPhone but when I was in TN last fall the darn thing was in a dead zone or whatever so I got the TracFone and tethered it to my iMac using the old Millenicom, now under Verizon, so I'm not going to run out of data.
I travel with 4 cats and love it. I've got roadside assistance and anything else I feel that would insure my safety. If something breaks down, okay, I'll get it fixed. DH stays home and does whatever he wants with his ham radio and old-car collector buddies. It's not unusual for me to be gone anywhere between 3 and 9 months. We talk, text, or e-mail daily as we feel like it. No big deal. He doesn't like to travel. I do. I'm not going to stay home waiting to die just because he doesn't want to go somewhere. Works for us.
Cat Lady
