My last month at work.

[newbury]

Two bosses? I must have missed something... Who did you mention besides his wife?

Himself. No excuses.

 

[bcp]

After retirement the work really starts. No days off, no holidays, always something that need to be done. Like being at work 24/7.



Bruce

 

[AaronS]

Congrats!

 

[sseelhoff]

Congratulations. Enjoy your time.

 

[madmax12]

Congrats! Happy tractoring :tractor:

 

[Pixguy]

Good for you TC, I hope you are happy in your retirement and enjoy life. Be well.
btw, we do miss you in FP, I enjoyed your wacky views.

 

[CurlyDave]

Good luck with your retirement.

I retired seven years ago, and have been busy ever since. There is something great about being able to call my own shots as you say.

I retired out of the aerospace industry, and two months ago a friend at church told me about the company he works for which is developing a new space launch technique. I never thought I would work for someone else again, but I am doing a little consulting for an outfit that needs someone with my experience.

 

[tcreeley]

Congratulations for making it this far with your sanity intact! (It is intact, isn't it? ) You'll probably find yourself busier after retirement than when you were working.

It'll be five years of retirement for me come the end of the month...how time flies!

:thumbsup:

I appreciate all of the good words. Getting a clear perspective is always half the job. TBN folks certainly have the knowledge and experience to provide that!
Have a good day all!
I can here that robin singing now!

 

[forgeblast]

Congrats! A lady I work with is retiring this year too. She went to school where she is teaching, and has spent the last 30 years in the same room teaching Kindergarten. All told she has 50 years of being in the same school. Enjoy retirement, and enjoy a stress free September

 

[Gary Fowler]

After retirement the work really starts. No days off, no holidays, always something that need to be done. Like being at work 24/7.



Bruce

That is so true, days of the week don't even register, have to look at the date on the computer just to see what month it is. Every day is a work day unless I deem it a non-work day just to relax. Weekends used to be for catching up on my homework and recreation but when you buy acreage, it seems everyday there is something to do. This is good though as it keeps your body and mind occupied rather than becoming a couch potato and dying 1 year or less after retirement.

 

[BKBoiss]

Congratulations. All you guys talking about retiring and being retired are making me jealous, and also making me feel incredibly young. One thing is for sure when I retire it will be on a little farm or an acreage. Besides if you do it like that it's not really retiring it's just a career change with flexible hours.

 

[MacLawn]

Congratulations. All you guys talking about retiring and being retired are making me jealous, and also making me feel incredibly young. One thing is for sure when I retire it will be on a little farm or an acreage. Besides if you do it like that it's not really retiring it's just a career change with flexible hours.

That's it, BK, ye become ye own boss! Ehhh, wha' do I want meself to do today?

 

[Redneck in training]

That is so true, days of the week don't even register, have to look at the date on the computer just to see what month it is. Every day is a work day unless I deem it a non-work day just to relax. Weekends used to be for catching up on my homework and recreation but when you buy acreage, it seems everyday there is something to do. This is good though as it keeps your body and mind occupied rather than becoming a couch potato and dying 1 year or less after retirement.

Very true. You stop moving you are dead. I used to work with guys who counted years, then months and days till retirement. While doing so they would tell us how they will spend their time after they retire. We heard stories about fishing, gardening, tennis, bicycling etc. Those who actually did what they planned lived and those who didn't died not long after retirement.

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

Congratulations! I retired on April 25th this year and so far so good...:thumbsup:

 

[RetiredCarGuy]

Congratulations!

I am now retired for the last 6 years. Everyday is a great opportunity to give back and make a difference in whatever I do!

Enjoy this special time in your life!

 

[Will_C]

Best wishes from a fellow educator-20 years in-it sounds like we did the same thing, working through college (me with Juvenile Delinquents) and then teaching. I have considered every break as "practice for retirement"- I'm starting to get good at it!!

Will