The End

[canamjhb]

Like most, I found the retirement life to be fuller than I could ever believe. Just don't know how I ever had time to hold down a job. After 14 years I (almost) don't even have time for a rocking chair. Hope you enjoy yours. Your time is now for you. Welcome to childhood, senior version..... Jim

 

[Peter Aawen]

Others have hit on it, and from my experience, they are absobloodylutely correct in that once you're retired, you'll be busier than you've ever been before! The trick of it all is to make sure that you keep busy doing the stuff YOU want to do or like!! I've 'retired' at least 4 more times since I officially retired, and I still hafta work hard finding the time to ryde & do all the stuff I thought I'd be doing a whole lot more of once I got outta the rat race! :shocked:

Enjoy your retirement, and all the best keeping focussed on your preferred activities! :thumbup:

Just don't forget 'You don't get old and stop riding, you get old because you stop riding!' :2thumbs:

 

[Little Blue]

Retired

Welcome to the wonderful world of Retirement. Enjoy your Time my friend. :thumbup:

 

[Mikey]

:congrats: Good Luck! Keep your health! Ride hard! Enjoy!!!! You have payed your due's now burn up the world! I have 2 more to go! Good Luck!!!:cheers:

 

[pegasus1300]

Onya Paul.....I have never once regretted retiring at 56. The only problem is, from now on you will never get a day off :clap:

Pete

Yes it is like sleeping until noon,you miss your morning nap:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: Thanks Peter

 

[starrider60]

Congratulations on winning the race. I pulled the plug at 69. Took inventory of my life. Wife passed, savings were adequate and many friends. I'm rich so I'll retire and ride. Don't regret the decision. hyea:

 

[bikerbillone]

Good call Paul, been following you for a long time now, go enjoy that Spyder, you now have the time.
Bill