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I don't know how you guys that have been retired for years, do it. This retirement is tough. It's just one day after another. There is never a break from it. It's relentless !!  SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) Sorry, Sent to wrong group. (and in HTML, too) SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) I don't know how you guys that have been retired for years, do it. I don't know how you guys that have been retired for years, do it. This retirement is tough. It's just one day after another. There is never a break from it. It's relentless !! It is rough at first but not unbearable. In extreme cases, you may need to mount a time clock in your home until the most deeply placed habits can be modified. Remember: any time not spent fishing is wasted. >>>Remember: any time not spent fishing is wasted.<<< I have to get fishing more often. I live about a ½ mile from Irondequoit Bay and a ½ mile from Lake Ontario and haven't been fishing in over a year. SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) >>>Remember: any time not spent fishing is wasted.<<< I have to get fishing more often. I live about a ½ mile from Irondequoit Bay and a ½ mile from Lake Ontario and haven't been fishing in over a year. My new net came today, season opened a week ago. I'll kill carp for a couple weeks untill they stack up below the mill dam. Then the flatheads move in to feed. Maybe a good month catching cats every day, then wading for smallies and walleyes in the mornings waiting for the big gills to move off the beds and school up. Yeah, retirement is rough. I'll be parked along the Huron river,, bring bait. Pepperoni Please kill the HTML! "JerryD\(upstateNY\)" <jerry@righthere.com> wrote in news:wxL_f.21441 $Mj.18110@twister.nyroc.rr.com: > I don't know how you guys that have been retired for years, do it. > This retirement is tough. > It's just one day after another. > There is never a break from it. > It's relentless !! Just think of Retirement as an Extended Vacation! <G> If you didn't have a passion for something before retirement, keep working. Most of us are into fishing or golf or RVing or something similar to keep us inspired. Stay out of the rocker and away from those soap operas. That'll kill ya in a year. Dale > If you didn't have a passion for something before retirement, keep > working. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Dale <Chuckling> I now have time to do some SERIOUS reading. <G> I think, however, that SWMBO has started looking at "Help Wanted" ads... <VBG> >I now have time to do some SERIOUS reading. <G> > >I think, however, that SWMBO has started looking at "Help Wanted" ads... ><VBG> LOL. For you or for her? GB in NC >>I now have time to do some SERIOUS reading. <G> >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > GB in NC YES!!! <VBG> I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes later I was fine. madjayhawk@gmail.com wrote in news:1145243119.955190.160650 @v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com: > I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes > later I was fine. What took you so long? <VBG> >>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes later I was fine.<<< > What took you so long? <VBG>< It does take some getting use to, because it is relentless. You never get a day off. It just goes on and on and on. SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) On Mon, 17 Apr 2006 23:45:09 GMT, "JerryD\(upstateNY\)" <jerry@righthere.com> wrote: >>>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes > later I was fine.<<< [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >You never get a day off. >It just goes on and on and on. hopefully!! 73, rich, n9dko >>>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes > later I was fine.<<< [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > You never get a day off. > It just goes on and on and on. The problem with being retired is that you don't know what day it is, what time it is, where you're supposed to be, or what you're supposed to be doing. It's a lot like working for the government. Bob Phillips "Over the hill & on a roll - Laugh lines for the better half of life" >The problem with being retired is that you don't know what day it is, what >time it is, where you're supposed to be, or what you're supposed to be >doing. Why is that a problem <g>? >>>>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes >> later I was fine.<<< [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Bob Phillips > "Over the hill & on a roll - Laugh lines for the better half of life" I don't have any problems of that nature: I still have a living wife! <G> > >>>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes > > later I was fine.<<< [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Bob Phillips > "Over the hill & on a roll - Laugh lines for the better half of life" Well, in 60 days at least we will have one of those problems solved - we received a Day Clock for the RV - - only tells you what day it is - who cares about time! SignatureFigment We need more imagination and less reality >>>>I had a really rough time adjusting to retirement. A couple of minutes > later I was fine.<<< [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > You never get a day off. > It just goes on and on and on. So far! <G> In a recent message, "RAM?" <s31924.nospam@netscape.net> opined: >madjayhawk@gmail.com wrote in news:1145243119.955190.160650 >@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >What took you so long? <VBG> Ha, t'ain't easy. Retirement ain't for wimps! Mark |
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