Follow me on my retirement adventure
I don’t know a lot about being mindful and living in the moment, but I have now experienced it, and it was a bit like being a child again. It was indeed a feeling of freedom from responsibilities. I am sure retirement is going to agree with me!
There are additional expenses that we have to pay when we retire. I found my first one the other day at the drugstore. Changes have been made to my Pharmacare plan and instead of just picking up my prescription and chatting nonsense with the pharmacist, I found that she wanted an additional $70.00 from me.
On December 01, I took all of my office toys, computer, cell phone, key cards, and memory sticks into the office for the last time. They had a nice little party for me, fed me and gave me a nice plaque with a very nice letter from the CEO. I didn’t really talk about my mother’s passing or father-in-law’s failing health. I chatted at length with all my old buddies then I came home.
