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Fantastic! You are a mind reader and know what I meant to say better than me. I also did not know that getting to a consensus and agreeing with the majority is the way to have a "correct" opinion around here, especially when I said this is what I would do. My last post.

1. I did not say he should use taxable money to pay off the mortgage. I simply asked what the mortgage balance was. 2. If the mortgage balance was low enough that I could cash flow and pay off the mortgage I would work extra couple of years before retiring. I am not telling the OP what to do...

Hence the statement " if the job is not too stressful". Also, I said this is what I would do.

Hence the statement " if the job is not too stressful". Also, I said this is what I would do.

OP, What is your mortgage balance? I personally would be more comfortable if I had no mortgage before I entertain the thought of retiring. It would reduce your expenses to ~$73K from $90K. I would work for 3 to 5 more years and reevaluate if the job is not stressful and killing you.

So are these...

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If you like South Indian food, the absolute best one (in the whole of USA) is this one. It is near the Indian temple in Monroeville. I would drive 5-6 hours to Pittsburgh to eat there. Try it sometime. Udipi Cafe - Monroeville, PA

A few that surprised me 1. Silence of the lambs 2. Sixth Sense 3. Jurassic Park - It was not scary but I was shocked when I saw the dinosaur. I had not read anything about the movie and not read the book. I had not even heard from anyone what that movie was about. It was a nice jolt.

Is there something else that you like/love more than work that you do not have time for right now because of your job? If yes, then switch to part-time work. Otherwise continue working.

Yes, it is very counterintuitive. I will try to dig out the source and post it here.

Thanks haha. From what I have read, some studies have shown that if you eat fish (salmon) it does not impact BG levels but if you take fish oil in the form of supplements, blood sugar goes up. I have been taking fish oil supplements for last 8-9 months or so but I have not been checking my...

I have read conflcting reports on impact of Fish oil supplements on blood glucose levels. Some studies say there is no impact. Some say it increases BG levels by ~14%. Does anybody have any opinions/personal experience? Any drs. opinion will be valuable. Thanks.

One classic rule of statistics: Correlation does not imply causation.

I am an INTJ. Actually, I = 52% E = 48% S= 47% N = 53% T = 72% F = 28% J = 63% P = 37%