After countless hours of deliberation and many years in the workforce I submitted my retirement/resignation letter today. I will stop working at the end of May.
After countless hours of deliberation and many years in the workforce I submitted my retirement/resignation letter today. I will stop working at the end of May. I'm a teacher with 34 years of service, receiving a healthy pension and a drop plan. All major debts are settled, we paid off the house in January! We bought our kids new vehicles at the height of Covid, used cars were ridiculously over priced at the time, and they were going off the college. We can easily payoff both at any time. My wife will work one more year and then retire as well.
My boss just shook his head and told me he was so jealous. I'm looking forward to not having to get up at 5AM every morning to drive a bus, coach a sport, or grade some papers.
I will have a perpetual 10am tee time.
Yes, congratulations. Have you given much thought to what you're going to do with all your spare time? You can only play so many rounds of golf!
First thing I did after ER was to give up making schedules. Yours is way too busy …After looking at my proposed retirement schedule it doesn't look like I have enough time in the day! When will I fit in household chores?
6:00 -Wakeup
6:00 - 7:00 See my wife off to work, we usually play a game of skipbo every morning before work, that won't change.
7:00 - 7:30 Make and eat breakfast
7:30 - 8:30 Morning Walk
8:30 - 9:30 Workout
9:30 - possibly a quick shower
10:00 to 1:30 Golf
1:30 t0 1:45 shower
1:45 to 3:00 Nap/internet time
3:00 wife gets home
first thing i did after er was to give up making schedules. Yours is way too busy …