Things We Should Probably Never Do Again After 50

[SC Cheesehead]

http://www.aarp.org/personal-growth/transitions/info-06-2011/jacquelyn-mitchard-things-to-never-do-again.2.html

I could add a couple other things to the list...;)

[WhatsUpDOHC]

I'd have liked to retire at 50.

[Cheeseheadbob]

Whew, no mention of giving up drag racing and playing hockey!!! :D

[Jimimac43]

I retired at 51. retirement is not for wimps, never have enuff time to do everything, never know when you're on vacation, the list goes on.LOL

[MMcactusflower]

I agree...I retired at 60 and now cannot find the time to do all I need to get done every day...

WHO KNEW?!

[Ozark Marauder]

I retired at 51. retirement is not for wimps, never have enuff time to do everything, never know when you're on vacation, the list goes on.LOL


I agree...I retired at 60 and now cannot find the time to do all I need to get done every day...

WHO KNEW?!

I retired from a "job" at 50. Now I only work for me. Was kinda slow the first month. Now my to do list usually stays at one steno pad page.

OZ

[Shaijack]

I retired at 58 and it took me two years to figure out whatI wanted and did not want to do.
Good thing is a met alot of great people and got to be real close to my grand children, daughters and wife.

[Motorhead350]

I don't do any of that.

[WhatsUpDOHC]

I retired at 51. retirement is not for wimps, never have enuff time to do everything, never know when you're on vacation, the list goes on.LOL

I'd lilke to try it.

Only personal requirements - No, job/boss requirements.

[MMcactusflower]

LIke my t shirt says

I may be old but I got to see all the great bands!

[jerrym3]

I was retired at 64.

Took a year to get used to it, but there were also health issues at that time.

Now, I couldn't even think of working again.