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First it was Appleman.

Now

Judas Maccabeus wrote:
I retired two weeks ago.

J.M.

It seems to me a thread devoted to new retirees is in order. I still think it is a worthy life milestone to celebrate. New beginnings and exciting possibilities can be shared on this thread.

MaxPC wrote:First it was Appleman.

Now

Judas Maccabeus wrote:
I retired two weeks ago.

J.M.

It seems to me a thread devoted to new retirees is in order. I still think it is a worthy life milestone to celebrate. New beginnings and exciting possibilities can be shared on this thread.

We could have a virtual retirement party at the end of the year. But only if you bring your bangers & mash

I don't really think of myself as a retiree, but maybe I am. I lost my job when my intentional community, Plow Creek Fellowship, disbanded a couple of years ago. Now I work approximately 30 hour weeks as a volunteer for a new non-profit, but no pay. Does that make me retired?

JimFoxvog wrote:Now I work approximately 30 hour weeks as a volunteer for a new non-profit, but no pay. Does that make me retired?

30 hours a week as a volunteer? That makes you someone's hero

steve-in-kville wrote:

MaxPC wrote:First it was Appleman.

Now

Judas Maccabeus wrote:
I retired two weeks ago.

J.M.

It seems to me a thread devoted to new retirees is in order. I still think it is a worthy life milestone to celebrate. New beginnings and exciting possibilities can be shared on this thread.

We could have a virtual retirement party at the end of the year. But only if you bring your bangers & mash

My wife's bangers and mash more like.

MaxPC wrote:
We could have a virtual retirement party at the end of the year. But only if you bring your bangers & mash

My wife's bangers and mash more like. [/quote]

That'll work, too