One Day Left = Retirement

I started working when I was 13 with an early morning (before school) and afternoon, 6 day a week plus Sunday morning paper route. I kept a job of some sort from then until I retired when I turned 62. Barely made 2 years before I had to find another job. I missed the guys I worked with for sure but I realized I really missed the comfort of routine and producing something tangible every day. Found another job I kept for 7 years. After retiring again at 71 I'm fairly comfortable with a not so structured routine. I still get 'antsy' some days and have to do something to see a result that I can look at and think 'that looks good and I like it'. Consider what it is really that you are missing by not working and replace it with something to fill that void.
 
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