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Originally Posted by
uncle remus
yup that's when you really go to work. I don't see how in
the world I did what I have to do now and still had time to work
Back in '09 the plant I worked for closed so I retired then. I was only 53 or so. I painted the house and all adjacent barns, retainer walls, etc. I removed all the trees in the front yard and did all the landscaping. I had a lot of work inside I wanted to do so that was done.
Long story short....I stayed "retired" about 3 years and I was READY to go back to work. I literally got BORED. I had finished all my projects. I hunted and fished all I cared to. Then I became a couch potato. I just had too much energy and nothing I wanted to do. Everybody I associated with was working so there was nobody to do stuff with.
At 65 I have slowed. I think I can take life in a much slower lane. My intentions is to mow a few lawns a couple days a week to give me something to do and the extra spending money might be nice too. That'll leave me plenty of time to hunt, fish, and relax. And yea, I'm sure the Mrs will want me there with her to do things around the house as well as going places. At my age now I think I'm really starting to think I like the idea of retiring. And if it's STILL boring I'm sure I can have my old job (my current one now) back anytime I want it. Time will tell. I hope to fall into the ranks when I can say, " I don't see how in the world I did what I have to do now and still had time to work." HA!rotfl:Rofl:Rofl