Yes.
Make sure you keep yourself busy with hobbies, things to do etc. My wife has recently gone back to work because she's bored!
02-01-2017, 06:04 PM
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Re: Retirement.
I took early retirement because of the stress of the job and then found that I couldn't cope without work! I went back to work as a volunteer with a national charity doing the same job. Ill health caused me to have to leave there but now I seem to be back to full health I'm looking for more voluntary work. I wonder when I'll feel happy just staying home?02-01-2017, 06:26 PM
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Re: Retirement.
Originally Posted by Emerald
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I took early retirement because of the stress of the job and then found that I couldn't cope without work! I went back to work as a volunteer with a national charity doing the same job. Ill health caused me to have to leave there but now I seem to be back to full health I'm looking for more voluntary work. I wonder when I'll feel happy just staying home?
02-01-2017, 06:49 PM
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Re: Retirement.
The worst thing l ever did was to retire! My ex partner had sold his companies for a lot of money, so there was never any reason for either of us to work again.With hindsight, l wish l had kept working as l found my usually sharp, quick brain adapted to the slower life!
Having said that, l sometimes wonder where l got the time to work!!
02-01-2017, 07:53 PM
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Re: Retirement.
Think not Floydy. All that trailing about, in all weathers, with a big foam hand is not my style. Been into town today and there were loads of quite obvious new visitors: the cameras are a bit of a give away. Good to see them though, but I think Parking will be a problem. Apparently Victoria Dock was jam packed last night which has caused a bit of friction among the residents there!
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