ruthiek
It's never too late to learn to cook. Why have you not shown him a few recipes and encouraged him?
It's just laziness to say one cannot cook when there are so many ready meals and pre-prepped ingredients on the market.
An hours drive away is nothing. Where I live it takes that amount of time to drive 20 miles on weekdays.
You can hardly expect your family to cook daily meals for your husband if you 'go first'. What about washing or ironing or cleaning the house. Would they be expected to do all that too besides their own family responsibilities which may increase.
What if they were away on holiday?
I think a few lessons in using the cooker and washing machine are in order. He's only 67 so not in his dotage.
I'm sure you'll manage.
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