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Old 07-25-2016, 12:41 PM   #1
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Its Official

On July 27 2016 I will officially be retired! Well it will be a short retirement as I will find something to help pay for my health insurance till I hit 65 in March 2018 ! And I will do some volunteer work at the V.A. if I can so something to keep me busy and I may be able to drop in at the next meet and greet :) I know you guys always said I must be retarded but I am sure you meant retired :O

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Old 07-25-2016, 01:42 PM   #2
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Congratulations, Rich! I'm sure you'll have no problem keeping busy. You can always crank out ammo in the winter months when its too cold to be outside.
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Old 07-25-2016, 02:22 PM   #3
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Thanks Steve, Yea I will find a few things to do. And I will pick up some new reloading gear. I will be adding a S&W AR Sport 2 .223/556 to the collection soon :) so need to stock up ,I am running out of 9mm only 1500 rounds left :O
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Congrats Rich, I retired 8 years ago and I really wonder how I had time to work, always busy.
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Old 07-25-2016, 04:49 PM   #5
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Norm Thanks, I have a few feelers out for some part time work,to help pay my health insurance for 1.5 years,then go on Medi Care ! I do plan on doing more shooting and get my wood shop set up, Do a few things around the house and maybe get another bike next year, But this one will have 3 wheels, Looking at Ultra Classic w/a side car :)
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Old 07-25-2016, 06:25 PM   #6
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Congratulations Rich, I hope things go real well for you, and BTW, I never thought you were retarded.................... maybe a little eccentric...
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Old 07-25-2016, 08:41 PM   #7
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Happy retirement !!! All the guys I talk to say they're busier now than when they worked . I'm sure you won't find it hard to find extra work .
 
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Congratulations Rich, I hope things go real well for you, and BTW, I never thought you were retarded.................... maybe a little eccentric...
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Thanks , But I think you are the first to not think I was retarded :O

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Happy retirement !!! All the guys I talk to say they're busier now than when they worked . I'm sure you won't find it hard to find extra work .
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Yea I am sure I can find things to do to keep me busy :) Chasin Women is one of them :)
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Congratulations Richard!!
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Old 07-26-2016, 07:54 AM   #12
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Congrats on the retirement, you will adjust and learn to love it. But if there is any one
thing that I would recommend to you, it is to learn how to say NO! Otherwise you will
have more than you can handle, and you are supposed to enjoy these years, not regret
them. Hope to see you in the near future, possibly mid September.
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Congratulations Richard!!
Amin thanks, Looking forward to it but the unknown bugs me a bit :)
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Congrats on the retirement, you will adjust and learn to love it. But if there is any one
thing that I would recommend to you, it is to learn how to say NO! Otherwise you will
have more than you can handle, and you are supposed to enjoy these years, not regret
them. Hope to see you in the near future, possibly mid September.
Gerry Thanks, I learned how to say NO awhile ago.. Found alot of people who need my help but were always too busy when I needed help so I say to them :) , Hope to connect the dot one day :) Whats going on in Sept?
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Congratulations Rich

I retired at 61 due to lack of work and I don't regret it at all! Moved to Northern California and had a new home built and about a year ago had my garage built. I'm a cabinet maker so I am now in the process of building over 50 lineal feet of custom cabinets for my "Man Cave".

I have never been bored with retirement and I'm sure that you will be fine with keeping busy also.

I wish you great luck with your future endeavors and hope you are on 3 wheels soon
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