We didn't have the 15 mph rule in my days.
You could actually slide under a low wire at 11.6 mph
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You could actually slide under a low wire at 11.6 mph
I'm not that far behind you.
If I can draw over 360 pension payments, I’ll be content.
That sir, is an accomplishment.
I have been blessed in many ways, and very grateful.If I can draw over 360 pension payments, I’ll be content.
I had a friend with more time than me, he retired in 87 or 88 and died before his first check.
We've both been blessed with good health, no hip or knees replaced.I'm not that far behind you.
I do have AFib but never know it, no surgery.
That can change overnight.
We can do about anything we want.
Maybe I better take that back. I said about!
At one time, the average retired teamster drew 13 checks.
I have seen what you say, El. But I also believe many cannot just quit, working after 30-40 years of the daily grind. Your body has been programmed that way, and if your activity slows or stops, so does your body.
This guy I mentioned was a perfect example, I can't recall ever seeing him mark off or miss a trip.
I think it is a good thing to do at least part time after parking the truck for good. Keep active.
Our house is on pilings, we climb those steps at least 10 to 20 times a day.
I don't think that hurts.
With that smart remark, I'll probably drop dead tomorrow.
I absolutely agree with ‘Keep active.’
Many do not have outside interests or activities that stimulate and motivate. Good weather helps.
I thought I was done working/retired back in 2003 when the job I was working at downsized. Took SS early back then thinking I was done with work. Along the way came back as a "temp" at three former employers and still at it at one of them - YRCF. Have way too many thing to do at home so driving gives me a break from that.
Only 15% late.Home time is more important than all the money in the world , working 60 plus hours a week & no home life is just not worth it , unfortunately I figured it out to late in life ...................
Home time is more important than all the money in the world , working 60 plus hours a week & no home life is just not worth it , unfortunately I figured it out to late in life ...................
Your older brother has been telling you that for years, partner.
Your older brother has been telling you that for years, partner.
And his uncle also!
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The older I get, the more I understand the importance of being grateful.
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Most, it seems, who don't plan their retirement wisely, die quickly. Living your final years as a slug, turns as your final days. I've seen the light, been hittin the gym.
