I've reconsidered this whole scenario and It's apparent she wants something.  

Hi,
 
I don't think I would do it, and it would not be because I don't like her or do not want to be friends, or what not!
 
The time is gone, and it's over, and I think that a better time can be spent with oneself here, instead of looking back into the past.
 
Mind you, I'm single, a writer, 63, and have never been married and never had children.
 
That translates to the fact that I'm way too independent and water under the bridge is long gone for me, and I'm already on another story and poem, or artistic this or that!  It's tough for me, and I may be sentimentally foolish about music, but not about women!

Run!  It's a trap!!!
 
Poor Bill. 

Anyone who has had X wives should be pretty experienced in handling this kind of thing. I have not had even II.

Free getaway, with all expenses paid and obligation free sex.............yeah.....you better take a pass.

Let's see, Bill ends up with divorce lawyers and ex-wives...  Maybe you should play with gasoline or try juggling chainsaws next?  

Something sounds suspicious, but I haven't been married so I can't give you any advice.  

She had me reminiscing with pillow talk and I fell for it cuz well  I wasn't thinking with my head. It's apparent she wants something so I'm taking Randy's advice and going to pass on this. I have to see her in a few weeks when my granddaughter is born. Best to steer clear. 

bayoubill
She had me reminiscing with pillow talk and I fell for it cuz well  I wasn't thinking with my head. It's apparent she wants something so I'm taking Randy's advice and going to pass on this. I have to see her in a few weeks when my granddaughter is born. Best to steer clear. 

Two points.  You probably were thinking with your head, just not the big one, and I kinda get the idea that Randy was being sarcastic. 
 
Your call! 

bayoubill
I've reconsidered this whole scenario and It's apparent she wants something.  

 
I don't always get what women want , but when I do .
I step back to think with the big head , not the little head ...
stay cautious my friends    
 
Kenny