Anniversary!!

Kinda bitter sweet in some ways I would imagine. Great to be retired and spending all that time with your family, and hobbies (health permitting)... but also alerting you to the fact that you're becoming older

Can I ask what you did for a living Ken?... has there ever been a time since you retired that you wished you still did paid work?
 
hollydolly said:
Kinda bitter sweet in some ways I would imagine. Great to be retired and spending all that time with your family, and hobbies (health permitting)... but also alerting you to the fact that you're becoming older

Can I ask what you did for a living Ken?... has there ever been a time since you retired that you wished you still did paid work?
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I drove a semi tractor trailer for FedEx Frieght(aka..gear jammer). No,do not miss it one bit!!
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Congratulations! Glad you are enjoying your retirement. Some people don't. My Father in law only got 3 months out of his because of illness. The hubby and I are enjoying ours also. So far so good.
 
Congrats, Ken!.....

.....I've got a while to go before I can enjoy retirement, but then again I don't want to rush the years away either:)
 
Congratulations, Ken!!!

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Ken N Tx said:
I drove a semi tractor trailer for FedEx Frieght(aka..gear jammer). No,do not miss it one bit!!
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I wish I lived near you, Ken. My husband and I have a helluva rough time trying to back up our 5th wheel and could use some expert tutelage. People at RV parks have been known to line up their chairs to watch the show, though sometimes a kind soul takes pity on us and zip-zap-zoom tells him exactly when and how much to turn his wheels. Bam, we're in the spot. How DO you guys do that?

p.s. Congrats on your anniversary!
 
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Free at last !!

As of June 19, I will have been early retired 11 years.

The Juneteenth part wasn't intentional, it was an interesting coincidence.

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StarSong said:
I wish I lived near you, Ken. My husband and I have a helluva rough time trying to back up our 5th wheel and could use some expert tutelage. People at RV parks have been known to line up their chairs to watch the show, though sometimes a kind soul takes pity on us and zip-zap-zoom tells him exactly when and how much to turn his wheels. Bam, we're in the spot. How DO you guys do that?

We never had that problem with the little 17' travel trailer that we had.
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