Thunder Mountain wrote:
I knew we had made a good choice after walking out the door on Thursday and waking up Monday morning in the middle of nowhere in the Four Corners knowing I never had to go to work again. Neither of us miss work and have never given it a second thought. When I visit youngling former co-workers you can see the envy in their eyes.
We were teenage sweethearts, then college, careers and after 42 years of marriage we are each other's hobby. We hike, ATV, Jeep, work around the house and goof off together. After to many years, of separation while working we are within hollering distance almost 24/7.
Retiring has given us the opportunity to tackle projects that we never would have attempted while working. We just paid somebody else to do the work. You have plan time to plan and analyze the project. Would you believe that the wife did a majority of the work installing a winch, horn and turn signals on our Wildcat? She still has a smirk on her face!
