Retirement

[richard]

Weekday hiking is sooo much nicer. I could have and should have done it sooner.

 

[Mohamed Ellozy]

Best job I ever had in my life. Welcome to the club!!!

 

[skiguy]

Weekday hiking is sooo much nicer. I could have and should have done it sooner.

Best part of retirement is I finally learned how to rotate my profile pic so it's straight up and down.

 

[richard]

Best part of retirement is I finally learned how to rotate my profile pic so it's straight up and down.

Thanks. I’ll try it, now that i have the time.

 

[Nessmuk]

My biggest problem with retirement is all the working stiffs still plan everything on the weekend. Most every weekend I am triple booked for some kind of outdoor event, or family gathering, or whatever. I can do my own thing on weekdays, but on weekends there is always a choice to be made and regrets for what I have to miss. I guess it was no different when I was working, but it seems much more noticeable now.

 

[ChrisB]

My biggest problem with retirement is all the working stiffs still plan everything on the weekend.

I got a retirement job that I work only on Saturdays and Sundays. Keeps me from cluttering up trails during those busy times.

And I get to walk 10-15 miles on a weekend (not much vert unfortunately).

cb

 

[richard]

Now that I don’t have to drive back and forth to work every day, I figured out that I’ll be able to drive my car for the next 40 years or so !!! ��

 

[maineguy]

I went from driving 30K miles per year (25K commute) to 6K miles per year. If it wasn't for trips to go hiking, that number would be more like 3K!

www.rugged-rob.smugmug.com

 

[richard]

I went from driving 30K miles per year (25K commute) to 6K miles per year. If it wasn't for trips to go hiking, that number would be more like 3K!

www.rugged-rob.smugmug.com

. Excellent Photos.

 

[maineguy]

Thanks Richard