life after retirement

[GeorgiaXplant]

I didn't retire, I escaped.

Working takes up too much of your time.

Not to mention that it interferes with the things you want to do!

 

[rose2444]

thoughts on volunteering

I hear ya, although I have thought maybe working with disabled veterans would be something I would be comfortable with.

It is not for everyone, but for me I love being an online mentor helping others answer some life challenges. We have grown some wisdom along the way that can be of benefit to those struggling with things we found answers too

 

[Vedaarya]

I'm happy about being a pensioner. At last, I have time for all the things I had always wanted to do, but never was able to do because of lack of time. I want to keep fit both mentally and physically and with hope look to the future.

 

[phonam]

I didn't retire, I escaped.

Working takes up too much of your time.

I like your quote. I'm working 39 years straight for 1 company and now I need to escape it.