I only know what day it is in the morning when I open my weekly pill container. I took out Fridays pills this morning, so today must be Friday.The day will come when you WON'T know what day it is. Retirement is fun.
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I only know what day it is in the morning when I open my weekly pill container. I took out Fridays pills this morning, so today must be Friday.The day will come when you WON'T know what day it is. Retirement is fun.
Being retired means that you actually had a job....AND worked! Both of which you do not qualify for.
Congrat's John ! You deserve it. ! Can't wait until I can say the same.only 180 days to go. Things took a little turn, I am getting my right knee replace July 11th. Hopefully I will regain some of the mobility that I have lost over the last coule years.
In May we moved my Mom to assisted living because of the frailness and dementia.
It has been a busy year with little time for the Mustang.
I have more projects left to accomplish at home than I have life left! I am not one that will need work to keep me busy; my cars, motorcycles, house, yard and travel will do a fine job with that. I could walk away from my job today and never look back, with the huge exception that my son works for me here at the railroad. I have enjoyed our time working together and would hate to see that end. I now understand why men have such an issue with work coming to an end.Instead of picking a retirement date set a date to start the next chapter in your work life. I can't imagine ever not working. Even with plenty of projects and stuff to keep me busy. I'd actually miss "work" too much. My goal is to finally start a business of my own, built with next generations family, that with time could be passed along. Not having to rely on it becoming quickly profitable should enable its growth be otherwise strategically orchestrated for long term sustainability. Or I could just be a Walmart greeter!
... I am struggling with picking a date, seems now that it is getting closer it is one of the harder things to do in life!
I have more projects left to accomplish at home than I have life left! I am not one that will need work to keep me busy; my cars, motorcycles, house, yard and travel will do a fine job with that. I could walk away from my job today and never look back, with the huge exception that my son works for me here at the railroad. I have enjoyed our time working together and would hate to see that end. I now understand why men have such an issue with work coming to an end.
Once you get past the first year and know your income level you will be fine.It took me over a year to pick a date. The thought of of no longer getting a paycheck was the scariest thing to get over.