Retirement (any suggestions)

[jthornton]

Unfortunately I like the work I do, so I plan on retiring the day after I quit breathing or when I can't find my way from the house to the shop and back. The second option will suck big time and there is a chance of that in my genes...

On another note thanks for the review Joe. Don't know when you posted it but I just noticed it today.

JT

 

[Yazz]

Hope to get back on topic here.

Have been going to the same hairdresser for 25 years. He (not gay by any means) is now in his mid 80's. The best piece of advice he gave was "Do it while you can."

Me and Hubby's motto is "Ten more good years." Been doing that toast for over ten years and we reset those ten years every time we toast...

 

[Rick11Flor]

here is something i am tring

http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/listings/forum/33.cfm

we are avid rv'ers so i am practicing for retirement for the past 5 years and still working but in a tempo situation. every time we get laid-off we travel until they call us back ( i hope they don't but it never fails).


good luck
:chat:

 

[Dan_Ashley]

"Work" is suchhhh a four letter word.

 

[Silvervette05]

I will be 65 in February and i will retire at the end of March of 2014. I am going to do a lot with my Spyder such as traveling on long (Little Rock, AR to Brooklyn, NY) and short (Little Rock, AR to Branson, MO) trips, i have (willhave) a 2014 RT-S and a trailer. I am looking for some suggestions fromsome folks that have allready retired as to things to be aware of or any other suggestions. I plan to make Spyderfest and other events. Any thing i NEED to know?

Cruzr Joe

I'm right behind you ,I'm 65 in May but I will go to about 2016. Good Luck

 

[spydaman60]

cruzr, you and the misses are always welcome on the hill! the wife is" pulling the plug" at the end of this school year and I will in a year or two. also, we'd love to have you guys hit spyderquest 2014. and pm me if you get up Brooklyn way and we'll show you some of the jersey shore if you'd like!:thumbup:

 

[oldguyinTX]

I've been retired for 2 years. Just enjoy the time with your wife and spyder. Wife loves to ride and it has brought us closer together. As I said just enjoy life.

:agree::agree:hyea:hyea::yes::yes:

 

[dadof4]

Going on 12 years retired here. To me the key to enjoying retirement is doing something every day. I joke about excelling at doing nothing, but in reality I can't sit still.

 

[redflasher]

Retired from law enforcement at age 50. Been retired 20 years last November. Now 70 and wishing I could trim about 15 years off my age cuz I got so much stuff left to do.

 

[Silvervette05]

Retired from law enforcement at age 50. Been retired 20 years last November. Now 70 and wishing I could trim about 15 years off my age cuz I got so much stuff left to do.

You can trim 15 yrs off your age, just keep thinking YOUNG.

 

[dadof4]

You can trim 15 yrs off your age, just keep thinking YOUNG.

Agree!

 

[Spacetrucker]

Well for me, when I retired , I lock up my doors alarms on, back the bike and trailer then hit the road and don't come back until the snow flys, all the roads are your to see. The best part no time limited where you go what you do. Just leave and have the best time you can. Come back before snow hits and foot all over againe. Ride hard and fun..."

 

[Dan_Ashley]

Retired 9 years.

best thing I ever did--retire.

thing is, I don't know how I ever had enough time for a job...