Retirement and more time to tend to my flock

[Carolines coop]

Turned in my resignation for retirement today. I will have time to tend my flock and maybe get some more girls for the coop.

 

[jgoldy2]

Yay, congrats enjoy it

 

[lindalouly]

Woooooohoooooooo!!!!!!!!!

 

[FridayYet]

Congratulations! When is your last day?

 

[N F C]

Congratulations!

I never believed the people that told me they were busier after retirement than while they still worked. It's true! But it's ok because you get to set your own schedule and do more of what you like and want to do. And that's a good thing!

Enjoy!

 

[lazy gardener]

Hats off to anyone who can retire! Enjoy!!!!

 

[sourland]

Congratulations!

I never believed the people that told me they were busier after retirement than while they still worked. It's true! But it's ok because you get to set your own schedule and do more of what you like and want to do. And that's a good thing!

Enjoy!

I don't think I've stopped moving ever since I retired, and that is a wonderful thing. I had two friends who died suddenly right on the brink of retirement - filled with plans for the future that never got realized. When the opportunity presented itself, I retired early. Wonderful decision for many reasons!

 

[N F C]

I don't think I've stopped moving ever since I retired, and that is a wonderful thing. I had two friends who died suddenly right on the brink of retirement - filled with plans for the future that never got realized. When the opportunity presented itself, I retired early. Wonderful decision for many reasons!

Same thing here. I saw 2 close friends work until late 60-somethings and they got about 10-12 months retirement before passing. As soon as I could take an early retirement, I was out the door. Been busier since quitting the full-time job than I was working full time. Time is one thing no amount of money will buy and we usually never know when our time is up so make the most of what you have!

 

[rides2far]

Yep, my husband retired at age 57 after 2 attacks of a fib. A very good friend died on a bike ride right after that, & we decided early retirement was what he should do. Teaching Jr. High for 36 years was enough! I just retired at 61 after 22 years of teaching. My paycheck is small, so I'm going to sub, but I love being retired! We can see the grandkids when we want, go to the Dr/dentist when we want, it's nice. I ride my horses, garden, & play with my chickens. Sweet.