Guys, does your wife drive?  

I don't like driving in the snow either specially if it turns to ice.

Thanks for posting 4amygirls.

I suppose your Mom thinks that if I've got it I might use it some day so why not have it if its there!

I guess shes got it made getting a lift into town whenever she wants it but how does she get home....?!!

As for your little picture of 'Driving miss Daisy' I thought that film was great and I have a sister named Daisy and all through the film I was saying to myself "I can imagine my Daisy doing that"!

Thanks for your post.

Well you got me going there for a while Cloud!

When you said 'bike' I thought you meant a pedal bike'!

Wow a Speed Twin! I had one of those back in the '50s and would have thought they were rather heavy for a young lady to drive. But good on yer!
I had many bikes amongst them a Vincent Comet a great machine. Did you see many of those where you are?

It would be lovely to sit back and let my wife drive but I'm afraid that would mean when we arrived home I would have to cook the dinner!LOL.

Yes, the Trumpy was very heavy and I was VERY small, with a 17 inch waist. The only way I could start it was on the back stand and ride it off. Holding it up when stopped wasn't easy.

I was completely brainless at the time. I should have been killed many times over, but the Lord preserved me, as He did several times during the war, at Portsmouth, until He brought me to Himself when I was 22 years old.

Love the picture of the bike Cloud.

If you don't mind me saying....you look quite dishy on it tooo!!

Thanks for the compliment and thanks for the best response.

I won't be able to spend much time here for a while, so it might help keep my rating up while I'm not posting.

I haven't seen much activity from you. I do trust you are OK.

No my wife has no interest in driving, in fact and she will agree with me here, she has no sense of direction at all. We go shopping in the city and she will come out of one shop and go straight into one she has already been in!

But I love her and although I complain she will never have to walk unless she needs to, as far as I'm concerned.

Hi Sharon

I suppose the driving test is quite hard in your country thats why your husband has not made it. I believe it is getting that way here and the authorities are trying to get at the young as they have the greatest accident rate.

Thanks for posting.

Your welcome have a good day.

Hey hellboi....would you like for me to whisper in her ear what you said about her? Slow indeed, she gets you there tho'!

Thanks for posting.

Well getnbuy I guess for a start she's to old at 70, secondly she has not the least idea of knowing where she is, she would get lost and thirdly most important, I cannot afford the lessons!LOL

Have a good day.

Not all women in the US drive. My mom doesn't drive or does she know how to. And she doesn't have a disability except for her nerves are shot. I don't think you should force someone to do something that she/he doesn't want to do. It would be nice if she could, we wouldn't have to go get her when she wants to come stay with us for awhile. She would be able to go to her own doctor's appts.

Hi Chertsy

I feel sure that If I couldn't drive anytime my son would be willing to transport me and I have had friends take me for my hospital appointments. I have never asked my wife to learn to drive it was up to her.

Thanks for posting.

Glad to see you Rosie.
So your other half is a 'colonial'? Whoops....I bet I'll get it in the neck for that remark....!!LOL. But as you say 25 years is a long time. I think I agree with him too we should drive on the left wouldn't have so much trouble when we go abroad then.

Thats my problem If I go out anywhere it only half of shandy then thats my limit! But I don't worry about drinking these days. Had my fill of that.

As for doing as I was told, I think 'her who has to be obeyed' will agree with you!

Thanks for posting Steph.

Thanks for your visit Joy.