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RETIRING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Started by KyNola, October 13, 2010, 06:12:27 PM

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Congrats! You will not regret it. I retired a little over 3 years ago. Even if you take a pay cut, the loss of frustration is well worth it. I was apprehensive at first due to financial reasons but after doing the math I found that my total net income was not going to change but just a little during the first year. There was a large total gross income difference, but not much of a net.  I am now making more (gross and net) than what my working pay was due to my rentals being paid off.
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azamuner73

Congrats!

I've still got about 21 years left before I can retire.  Wanna trade?

KyNola

Thanks for all the good wishes.  I'm excited but still a little apprehensive about it.  I think once I've got a couple months of retirement under my belt and there's still food on the table and the lights are still on in the house, I'll adjust nicely.

ArnieM

Congrats Larry!  I retired this past April after being out of work for over a year.  Now, instead of putting up with the BS at work all day, I have wifey  ;D ;D
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Now the term take it low and slow forms a whole new meaning. You'll be doing that day by day. Enjoy!
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Congrats!!  Enjoy every minute of it.

Pulled the trigger almost 3 years ago and have never looked back.  For years friends who retired used to tell me that I didn't need as much money as I thought I would ... They were right!!

Work used to interfere with my life.  Not anymore.  I wonder how I ever found enough time to work  ;D ;D
 
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RossP

Congrats on your retirement, I can only dream of that day unless we decide to sell the buisness. Have fun and now the work begins learning to make sausage like Nepas does, have fun.

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Congrats!

When i retired from the Army they had a little ceremony and i was expected to say a few words.  One of the things i said was "You know i have a lot of mixed emotions about retiring.  Some times i feel pretty good about it and other times i'm absolutely ecstatic."  It got a few laughs. 

Enjoy the transition to not needing an alarm clock.
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Quote from: aces-n-eights on October 14, 2010, 03:45:59 PM

Enjoy the transition to not needing an alarm clock.

:D My wife bought me a wall clock that only indicates what day of the week it is. The actual time is approximate since the mid point between days is around noon.  ;D
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Quote from: Wildcat on October 15, 2010, 04:50:39 AM...a wall clock that only indicates what day of the week it is.

Kinda like my calendar.  I tend bar on Sunday afternoons so I made up a calendar that reflected the "true" names of the days of the week:

     Sunday: M-F
     Monday: 1st Saturday
     Tuesday: 2nd Saturday
     Wednesday: 3rd Saturday
     Thursday: 1st Sunday
     Friday: 2nd Sunday
     Saturday: 3rd Sunday