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I retired at 52 years of age and never ever missed not going to work. I'm 82, married for almost 62 years and we found lots to do without a "formal" job,
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10-09-2025, 10:56 AM
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retirement
My brother told me several years ago that he was going to retire at 70. And I said; oh really? How long do you think you're going to live past that. Well, that was something he had never thought about. So, at 65 he was out of there.
Since then he's been to Africa, Europe and all over the US in their motor home.
Once you do it you're thinking what the heck was I waiting for.
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