gbopp wrote:
I don't know of anyone who said on their death bed, 'I wish I would have spent more of my life working.'
I like that quote. Don Henley has another one I like: "You don't see no hearses with luggage racks."
I love my work (computer programmer). No heavy lifting. No sweating in the sun. Nobody dies if I make a mistake. Good pay. But I think there are some things I could do in retirement that I will love too. Travel. Games. Family. Music. Exercise. Sports. I've always wanted to get good at playing the piano. If I do I could play in a cocktail bar or something. Money's not the object anymore. I figure I'll run out of time before I run out of money. (That's one that I thought up) And if I get bored I can go back to work. I may try to start my own Internet-based business if I get bored. If I don't get bored I'll be able to survive on savings and Social Security.
