I do not say these words, I cannot remember the last time I stopped anybody in their tracks, left them saying to the person. - I am sorry, I must go, I have to go work. -
This is not part of my life.
I do projects, play around, I work on the site, I blog, I write, I start a new project, I just do about anything that comes to mind. The word need is used sparingly, and almost never with the aspect to my time involved, I have time for about anything I wish to do. I do not need money, I do not need more money, I like extra cash to travel as Freedom Insurance, I do not want be put in a box because of small budget, the more money the merrier, but the I do not need to go work in a box.
I have decided I am more retired than almost anybody I know that works; I am for sure more retired than most retired people are. I am a Hobo Duck…
I quack like a retired person. My day is like a retired person. I have set incomes like a retired person. I sound more retired than a retired person does. I am a retired Hobo. I am Andy, I am Retired.
I really like to apply the correct labels or tags to myself, I feel somewhat stupid when people ask me, - Are you retired? -
For the last few months or year, I have been saying, - I am not sure. -
I met some retired people who worked much more than me, and I was having this congruency problem, dissonance personified.
Claudine said on Wednesday April 16th, 2008 08:05:00 PM
I wish that I could join you today. I will one day be able to say, The Atlanta Traveler is retired. I will blog. I will travel. I will travel and blog. What a wonderful life.
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