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time2shoot · 12-04-2012, 08:05 AM

tuckerd, my father inlaw just retiered. And he says he is more bissy now then when he worked.
I wouldent wory about it to much. You just worked all your life, Time to enjoy your hard earend retierment.
I would get up the first day of your retierment, take a pick of the sunrize. And go back to bed for a couple more Hrs.
But thats just me.

tuckerd1 · 12-04-2012, 08:13 AM

Thanks everyone for all the replies. And all are on the spot of what I plan. I will stay busy. I've seen those that stopped doing anything pass away early.

I have plenty to do around my horse farm and hobbies I enjoy. So I cannot think of why I am feeling the way I am. It is not my personality to worry or stress over things. Never has been.

As I said before, money is not a problem. I'm not rich, but I will be comfortable. Health care is taken care of.

Maybe it is that my wife will still work another year and a half beyond me and I will not be able to keep up with her honey do list! HA! That will be fun! But, I will handle that like I always have. Yall know the drill.

ampaterry · 12-04-2012, 08:14 AM

I did not plan on retiring yet, so did not have any stress until the day they threw me out the door and into the street. I spent about six months looking for work and divesting myself of debt. Then went to the SS site and ran some numbers for early SS. "Holy crap!", I said. "Along with our investments, we CAN live on this!"
I quit looking, and have been enjoying the HECK out of life ever since.

The others here are sure correct, though. I am BUSIER now than when I was working. In fact, I don't see how I ever found the time to spend twelve hours a day at a job!

Solid investments, no debt. Those are the key things.

flintlock · 12-04-2012, 11:39 AM

Truthfully you will find so many things that need doing or enjoying, that you will wonder how you ever found time to work!

12-04-2012, 08:05 AM	#26
time2shoot Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Brandon SD Contributor Posts: 2,612	Re: Anxiety About Retirement tuckerd, my father inlaw just retiered. And he says he is more bissy now then when he worked. I wouldent wory about it to much. You just worked all your life, Time to enjoy your hard earend retierment. I would get up the first day of your retierment, take a pick of the sunrize. And go back to bed for a couple more Hrs. But thats just me. __________________ I AM A VETERAN MY OATH OF ENLISTMENT HAS NO EXPIRATION DATE!

12-04-2012, 08:13 AM	#27
tuckerd1 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Paint Rock Valley, Alabama Posts: 3,147	Re: Anxiety About Retirement Thanks everyone for all the replies. And all are on the spot of what I plan. I will stay busy. I've seen those that stopped doing anything pass away early. I have plenty to do around my horse farm and hobbies I enjoy. So I cannot think of why I am feeling the way I am. It is not my personality to worry or stress over things. Never has been. As I said before, money is not a problem. I'm not rich, but I will be comfortable. Health care is taken care of. Maybe it is that my wife will still work another year and a half beyond me and I will not be able to keep up with her honey do list! HA! That will be fun! But, I will handle that like I always have. Yall know the drill. __________________ You can call Don, You can call me Tuck, Just don't call me late for suppa!

12-04-2012, 08:14 AM	#28
ampaterry TFF Admin Staff Chaplain Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: West Tennessee Contributor Posts: 6,376	Re: Anxiety About Retirement I did not plan on retiring yet, so did not have any stress until the day they threw me out the door and into the street. I spent about six months looking for work and divesting myself of debt. Then went to the SS site and ran some numbers for early SS. "Holy crap!", I said. "Along with our investments, we CAN live on this!" I quit looking, and have been enjoying the HECK out of life ever since. The others here are sure correct, though. I am BUSIER now than when I was working. In fact, I don't see how I ever found the time to spend twelve hours a day at a job! Solid investments, no debt. Those are the key things. __________________ Reason given by one of Obama's more intellectual supporters when asked why she voted for him: *"He gave me a PHONE!!"*

12-04-2012, 11:39 AM	#29
flintlock Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Upstate NY Contributor Posts: 905	Re: Anxiety About Retirement Truthfully you will find so many things that need doing or enjoying, that you will wonder how you ever found time to work!