Season's over

[rightlaneonly]

Well, the season has has come to a close, at least for us. Life is full of season's, one ends, another begins. We've both been camping for about 68 years and now because of my back issues and her dementia, our camping (life) season is coming to an end. The trailer goes up for sale this week and a season of day trips here and there begins. I've enjoyed the help and information gained on this site as well as your banter and humor. I'll be lurking in the shadows and living vicariously through all of your adventures. This is a hard season of life to close after so many years.
Happy trails and good life to you all.
Lee and Jane

[rovyart]

I'm sorry that it has come to an end but I'm really happy that you've lived a season that you are proud of. Enjoy and best of luck on your next endeavors.

[campigloo]

Sorry about this wonderful season coming to an end. The many good travel years are something to treasure.
When my mother’s dimension got really bad those memories help him get through it in a big way. Remember also, just go with whatever she says. Right or wrong it really doesn’t matter.
Best wishes my friend.

[rightlaneonly]

Thank you all for your kind words.

[BarabooBob]

I have younger friends that say they can't wait until retirement. I keep telling them that they should be enjoying the present and plan for the future. I am happy to hear that you have had many good years enjoying each other's company. I pray that you will continue to enjoy your life and each other in whatever form it takes. May God bless you.

[colliehauler]

We all face that sooner or later. When Mom and Dad could not travel they enjoyed day trips eating out and seeing new things in KS. I wish both of you the best.

[Crowe]

The only thing constant in life is change.

Day trips can be a great way to find all the things close to home that haven't been seen.

Absolutely. Think of all the places you would have gone if you had been home.

[Hondavalk]

Sorry for your health issues. Day trips can be a great way to find all the things close to home that haven't been seen.