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RICK

I couldn't stand workin for 'THE MAN"   Went in to biz for myself. The best part of being your own boss, is that you only have to work half a day. The hard part is figuring out which 12 hour period that is going to be? Now I'm counting the days. I can hardly wait to make a list with ONLY my stuff on it!

  EXIT ON May, 2010. Three more long years,  wish me luck.

         RICK
It's not over, it's just harder.

Glen

The nice thing about being retired ( 5 years now ) is your days are longer and you can change your schedule to make things fit in.  It seems like a long time coming but the rewards are worth it. Just take care of your health and keep busy.  :-D
Glen
Crew on Turbinator II

South West, Utah

JackD

I made a list when I was in my early teens and I am still working to get it all in.
Some things I even go back to and do again.  :wink:
"I would rather lose going fast enough to win than win going slow enough to lose."
"That horrible smell is dirty feet being held to the fire"

836dstr

I've told friends that it's easy to figure out when to retire. It's when the BS outweighs the benefit.

Everything being equal, you'll know when it's time.

Tom

Stainless1

I checked with a Financial Advisor, showed him my IRA, 401K and bank statements  :-o
He said I had plenty of money to retire... as long as I didn't plan to live too long  :roll:
Stainless
Red Hat 228.039, 2001, 65ci, Bockscar Lakester #1000 with a little N2O

kip305

Rick: When you stop working, it can be a very scary and traumatic experience.  Most people don't realize that it costs money to work. When I quit, I found that my wife and I had more disposable money than when I was working.  Sometime you may find that you are working for nothing.  This is not a good deal.

Jump in as soon as you can, the water (Salt) is fine.

Louie Eyanson
Still like to go fast