- Don't commit to anything the first year.
- Remember, summer doesn't end in August.
- Read whatever you want!
- Don't do anything you don't want to do.
- Life is short, play with your dog.
- Write, write, write!
- Spend time with the grand kids.
- Make memories.
- Collect your stories.
- Enjoy every moment doing whatever you want!
THE REAL VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY CONSISTS NOT IN SEEKING NEW LANDSCAPES BUT IN HAVING NEW EYES. ---MARCEL PROUST
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Slice of Life Day 21: TIPS FOR RETIREMENT!
Today we went to lunch with a friend who retired last year. We asked her to give us some tips for retirement. With those tips, I decided to collect more tips from things others have told me when they find out I am retiring this year. Here are TEN tips that I have collected.
I love those retirement tips. I am between 6-11 years away (19 year teacher). One thing I've noticed in my parents' retired lives is volunteerism. Find a cause. Donate some time. Work to make the world a better place. That's just one thing--and maybe not as fun as the others (like writing! and reading whatever you want).
ReplyDeleteGreat tips! I remember when my mom retired. She kept waking up early every morning and it drove her nuts. It took awhile for her body to get used to not having an alarm clock anymore.
ReplyDeleteMost interesting! I am near it and haven't decided what I plan to do, but I have thought about volunteering too. Reading and writing come to mind too. I wish I had done more of it. Thanks for sharing! Happy Slicing! :)
ReplyDeleteI came into teaching later, so my retirement some of my friends who started right out college are thinking of the next step and I know I'll miss them so much. Find a way to keep in touch
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