I am going to retire.

[beehunter]

My Dad retired at the first of the year and he has worked harder since retiring than he did when he was employed, just saying........

 

[FishingCop]

congrats

 

[DrNip]

North Carolina, I've heard it is pretty up that a way.

 

[Attwanl]

Congrats on retirement.... Where in North Carolina are ya heading? I spend the most of the year here near Asheville.

 

[gillhunter]

Our kids are in Charlotte and Huntersville. We are looking at the Denver area.

 

[gillhunter]

3 more days!!

 

[Scott1298]

Of course you know we expect even more fishing pictures! =D>

 

[gillhunter]

Just about done with today. One more day to go.

 

[Kismet]

I hope it will be even more wonderful than your best imaginings!

=D> =D> =D>

 

[gillhunter]

Kismet » 35 minutes ago[/url]"]I hope it will be even more wonderful than your best imaginings!

=D> =D> =D>

Thanks everyone. None of my staff congratulated me, two of them had melt downs today when it finally sunk in that I wasn't going to be there next week.

 

[Wallijig]

Congrats!!!!!!

 

[earl60446]

Congrats
Retired myself in july, 2007, never regretted it but still don't get to go fishing whenever I want.
"Things" come up besides work. In any case, people I worked with also did not say much til about 6 months later when a big project came up, they could not (IMO, didn't want to) do it. So they convinced management to hire me back as a consultant. CHA-CHING$$ but could only take it for about 6 months and I was done.
Tim

 

[gillhunter]

Finished :LOL2: :LOL2:. Sitting in my garage beside my tin, with a cold one, planning my fishing for the weekend!

 

[nomowork]

gillhunter » Today, 13:10[/url]"]Finished :LOL2: :LOL2:. Sitting in my garage beside my tin, with a cold one, planning my fishing for the weekend!

=D>

Now everyday is a holiday or weekend!

 

[DuraCraft]

A big congratulations from me, gill! I'm near it meself, be 65 in January, trying to hold out until 66 just to maximize me lucres. Me work is really at my own pace though, so no stress for me or I'd let 'er go in a New York second. Keep us posted, and save some for seed!

 

[Colbyt]

Congratulations. I bet the boss gives you at least a week before the honey do lists start.

 

[gillhunter]

Colbyt » 6 minutes ago[/url]"]Congratulations. I bet the boss gives you at least a week before the honey do lists start.

:LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: I got my first Honey Do list 41 years ago. I have completed 1000's of jobs over the years and currently have a few hundred.

 

[gillhunter]

gillhunter » 31 Aug 2013, 16:54[/url]"]

Colbyt » 6 minutes ago[/url]"]Congratulations. I bet the boss gives you at least a week before the honey do lists start.

:LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2: I got my first Honey Do list 41 years ago. I have completed 1000's of jobs over the years and currently have a few hundred.

I did nothing yesterday on my first day of retirement. Today I turned 61 and the Honey Do list is back! Trimming bushes. :LOL2: :LOL2: :LOL2:

 

[BobbyR]

gillhunter,
I was medically retired from the army in Jan 2012. I'm 46!!! The VA has labeled me unemployable. I thought I would spend most of my time fishing, but there is always something going on. I get out when can which is not as often as I would like.

 

[Colbyt]

After a year I often wonder how I ever found time to work a job. I admit to being not as fast as I once was with chores but even so I don't stop most days.