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my father is 72. buys businesses to ensure he has a job seabeyond Dec 2011 #1
I would still be working but I was ready to have a breakdown. Place was a pressure hell hole. Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #5
If you like your work, why quit? bemildred Dec 2011 #2
I hated it Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #4
I loved my work, but was forced into retirement in 2010. RebelOne Jan 2012 #14
There is always volunteer work. bemildred Jan 2012 #15
And if those old enough to retire find it hard imagine those who are being laid off and cannot find jwirr Dec 2011 #3
I took to retirement like a duck to water. frebrd Dec 2011 #6
My husband is like that. Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #9
Me too! 25 years & and loving marybourg Dec 2011 #12
Thirteen years ago and I feel just like you. Love it. demosincebirth Jul 2012 #19
My other half didn't either. Lugnut Dec 2011 #7
I got called back to my old job a few years ago as they were short handed. Disaster! Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #10
I always loved working, and there are days when I really miss it. JDPriestly Dec 2011 #8
See my post above about trying to go back to your old job. Didn't work out for me at all Peregrine Took Dec 2011 #11
That's why we're getting Bill Moyers back on PBS in a couple weeks! housewolf Jan 2012 #13
Everone on this thread may wnat to consider Dyedinthewoolliberal Jul 2012 #16
It used to be possible tru Jul 2012 #17
I've never been happier DavidDvorkin Jul 2012 #18
I have always been a lazy bastard so I love being retired. mysuzuki2 Jul 2012 #20
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