My weekend of retirement…left to chance.
Here is my itinerary for the weekend… I shelled out an exorbitant 75 cents for this fun approach to weekend planning. They’re called Do Something Dice. Roll for your next…
Month: September 2018
Retirement Stepping Stone 17: Retirement has become a state of mind.
I found that even though I returned to 30+ hours of work at a local school, I didn’t want to lose the retirement experience. And so, the minute I head…
My Retirement Book: Leave the regrets behind.
There will always be the ghosts of regret. Saddle up and ride on past. I know, easier said than done. But just think–you’ve set aside more time for living, for…
Retirement Stepping Stone 16: Project overload…too many interests, too little time, and…
too little discipline. I started tons of projects, finished few. [I’ve written before about the ‘shiny object syndrome’.] These projects are still alive–some just a little beyond life support–and I…
My Retirement Book: Beware the financial wizards
If only they were this obvious… Here is a list of ten scams to guard against. *** Today’s post is an excerpt from a draft of my tongue-in-cheek book on…
Retirement Stepping Stone 15: ‘Time’s-a-wasting’ vs. ‘slow-down-and-savor’
I had earlier quoted my friend who noted that we were ‘in our fourth quarter.’ Kind of makes you want to squeeze in a whole lotta livin’. Welcome to the…
Retirement Pondering Point: Honor your creative surges…
I have two of Jill Badonsky’s books: The Awe-manac and The Muse Is In Until tonight, I had not opened this newsletter. My wife had forwarded it to me the same month…
My Retirement Book: Too much quality time with the dog?
Beware the owner-pet lookalike affliction. *** There is actually research into this. Today’s post is an excerpt from a draft of my tongue-in-cheek book on retirement. I’m also looking at setting up…
