Retirement Perk?

[captblack]

When you look outside in the morning, see the sun shining and decide it is a good day for a ryde

Since I got my RT in late October and just passed 9000 miles I guess I do this a lot

Anybody agree with this outlook?

[Buttsy]

When you look outside in the morning, see the sun shining and decide it is a good day for a ryde

Since I got my RT in late October and just passed 9000 miles I guess I do this a lot

Anybody agree with this outlook?

Ouch do you want to poke me in the other eye? Retirement..............aw but a dream far, far, away!Between my kids and the goverment all my money is spoken for........my plan is the "Freedom 75" plan?

[bbodah]

Good for you Mr. William. Im sure you deserve every minute of your retirement. Enjoy and some day I will be joining you!

[FrankPa]

Trying to decide if 62 or 65 (or tomorrow) will be the right time...

Luckily I have an easy job, 45 seconds from my house, that I enjoy, and gives me 35+ days off per year...

[samewok]

I love being retired but I get bored so I work part time.
I have 5000 miles on myRT .

[SpyderAnn01]

The only problem I have with retirement is that it doesn't pay very well. I don't know how I ever found the time to work!

[DLewis]

I just hope that I can make it to "retirement" one day. Like you, I would LOVE to wake up in the morning and decide just WHERE shall I go today!!?? 15 yrs. and counting........ Hope Spydee lasts that long, .... or maybe I can have one for every day of the week!

[Desert Spyder]

I was surprised that after two weeks of retirement I did not feel like going back to work. I usually only took two weeks vacation at a time. I now go out on patriot guard missions, senior choir at the church, and working with my daughter take care of her quadriplegic husband and three month old son. Oh, and watching TiVo. I haven't got sucked into soaps yet.

[gln2]

I love retirement I dont know how I had the time to work (work what a ugly word) people ussally ask me what do you do all day and my reply is what do you do on weekends thats what we do every day. I love it when I am on the road on a Tuesday or whatever with the Bass boat and people are speeding to get to work while putting on makeup, on the phone, texting, reading the paper etc. I can't fathon that I was in the fast lane for all those years. All I can say is Life is Good pay yourself first.

[JJW SpyderRider]

When you look outside in the morning, see the sun shining and decide it is a good day for a ryde

Since I got my RT in late October and just passed 9000 miles I guess I do this a lot

Anybody agree with this outlook?

9000 miles since October looks like you decide it is a good day to ride A LOT.

I will be working in Kingsland for a few days sometime after Spyderfest. If I see a flag wrapped RT running around town I'll know who it is.

[NancysToy]

When I worked, I averaged over 60 hours a week...for over 25 years. Never once used all my alloted vacation time. I retired at 57 and never looked back...despite some lucrative offers. It's the only way to fly!

[Grandpa Spyder]

The only problem I have with retirement is that it doesn't pay very well. I don't know how I ever found the time to work!

+1

[Yol Bolsun]

Trying to decide if 62 or 65 (or tomorrow) will be the right time...

Luckily I have an easy job, 45 seconds from my house, that I enjoy, and gives me 35+ days off per year...

Yep, sounds like MY BOAT, which is 15 minutes from house.

[Papa]

I also agree about retirement. The Spyder was my gift to myself. Now i spend my time either riding or helping my kids with my three grandsons. Life is better than good, it's great.





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[MikeinGA]

When you look outside in the morning, see the sun shining and decide it is a good day for a ryde

Since I got my RT in late October and just passed 9000 miles I guess I do this a lot

Anybody agree with this outlook?

My wife and I are both retired. We do the same. We are up in the north east Georgia mountains, if it's cold we head south and when it's hot we ride in the mountains. Life is good and the Spyder RS-S made it better.

Mike

[Daisyjoe]

When you look outside in the morning, see the sun shining and decide it is a good day for a ryde

Since I got my RT in late October and just passed 9000 miles I guess I do this a lot

Anybody agree with this outlook?

RETIREMENT Everyday, when I wake up, I feel like a kindergartener with a brand new box of crayons. I really love the fact that you don't have to actually PLAN a ride. Whenever the bug bites (or should I say Spyder) you simply grab your gear and Gooooo

[hotglue]

I retired just about 5 years ago at 56...... I have never been so busy since I retired!!!!! Flamingobabe sez it's cheaper for us to travel on the bikes than it is for me to work my projects around the place.....We have 15 weeks bike travels planned for this year.... HEY.... gotta save money where I can!!!!

[Star Cruiser]

The only problem I have with retirement is that it doesn't pay very well. I don't know how I ever found the time to work!

I hear ya --- I am retired too. I love the freedom and everyday is a weekend....
Problem is I got paid on THURSDAY! I sure miss Thursdays

[Questions]

Yeah after retirement we have a lot of free time to enjoy the life. Traveling is my best hobby in free time. In summer during traveling we use sunglasses for eye protection. In long days of summer the riding of spider is joyful.

[Bob Denman]

Retirement is so far away as to be inconceivable yet...

[SpyderWolf]

I need to quit reading this thread as the little green jealousy monster is starting to rear its ugly head.

I am actually very happy to hear of so many people enjoying their retirement. I hope I will be able to join you and enjoy retirement one day as well, but it is currently a distant dream.

[JCSMOKE]

I tried retirement once and it didn't take. It may have been because I was 30 and didn't have money to keep the retirement going. I may attempt it again in a few years but there are so many things that need changing in the world, and I am a constant tinkerer.

[flaggerphil]

I retired a year and a half ago, so it sounds good to me!

[spydaman60]

just turned 61 in april. thinking that 62 is going to be it for me. 352 days to go, but who's counting?

[Littlebadwolf]

I retired at age 44 after 27 years in the Army...Haven't worked a day since. That was almost 17 years ago...Do I miss working?...Absolutely not...Am I bored?....Absolutely not...Am I happy?....Absolutely!!!!