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Originally Posted by tmax63
I "officially" retired from Uncle Sam in 2017 after 32 years. Best piece of advice I can give you is keep having a reason to get up every morning. Watched many veterans who decided their missions were done when they retired and they went on their final mission(death) shortly thereafter. Those who kept finding new missions to go on and complete, lived damn near forever.
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Actually going to meet a couple of the guys from my church for breakfast tomorrow. They are retired too....just to chat about what they did after they retired....and what they are doing now.
Probably going to jump into a couple of volunteer projects first....because I want to do something that brings me some enjoyment that has nothing to do with a big company making money.
Also......going to take up bowling again....that is something I have enjoyed all my life but got away from about 7 years ago. Might even jump into some leagues and get into a few tournaments.
Beside my curiosity in repairing and rebuilding computers, I have also wanted to try playing a musical instrument. But that will be just for my enjoyment.
Still also looking for the opportunity to be an assistant coach on a little league team....one where they are teaching fundamentals.