I retired last June. So far I've had
A trip to Emergency room for hernia
Dislocated knee cap
Broken tibia at knee joint
But I'd still do it again. We moved to the mountains and have a great house. Life is good
Mad
I retired last June. So far I've had
A trip to Emergency room for hernia
Dislocated knee cap
Broken tibia at knee joint
But I'd still do it again. We moved to the mountains and have a great house. Life is good
Mad
Watch this video if you're interested in that sort of thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx1zNTQpzmo&list=PL22BC38247612DF5BI mean, the Cannonball Run record is like 26 hours, but that is nonstop team driving at excessive speeds. The drive from end to end is about 2850 miles.
That means 26 hours is an AVERAGE SPEED of 110 mph non-stop. Increase actual driving speed to accommodate for fuel stops...
Watch this video if you're interested in that sort of thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx1zNTQpzmo&list=PL22BC38247612DF5B
Alex Roy wrote a great book about it too, which I've read.
Not exactly a good thing to do in retirement, though. :cool
Can make retirement travel more fun, what language?
Danish. Right now my pipe dream is to live there for a year or two right after full retirement. I will "start a business" (and it will fail, because I don't really want to work) but it seems like an easier to way to get in. I'll probably do some easy stuff just to cover costs and look legit. When we're allowed to travel again, I'm going to start going to Denmark every year to visit a new place to see where I want to live. I want to be out in the country with a view of the sea. Plan is to do that first thing after I retire so that I still have some professional skills. I'll come back and probably consult part-time for the firm I now have.
Fascinating. Are you intending to make Greenland a part of these travels?
Congrats and thanks to you and others for the inspiration. Turned 51 this year and very much hope to jump off the conveyer belt earlier than most. Funny how you never hear older people regret not working more...
Danish. Right now my pipe dream is to live there for a year or two right after full retirement. I will "start a business" (and it will fail, because I don't really want to work) but it seems like an easier to way to get in. I'll probably do some easy stuff just to cover costs and look legit. When we're allowed to travel again, I'm going to start going to Denmark every year to visit a new place to see where I want to live. I want to be out in the country with a view of the sea. Plan is to do that first thing after I retire so that I still have some professional skills. I'll come back and probably consult part-time for the firm I now have.
You will like Denmark. My daughter spent a school year there. She had a great host family who are still our friends. Work there? The tax rate is just around 70% comes with great health care. :teeth
I am seriously committed to never working again. Once or twice a year somebody contacts me about some job they think I would like, or it gets mentioned in conversation and I make sure to let them know immediately that I am absolutely not interested.I will "start a business" (and it will fail, because I don't really want to work)...
I went to school there, too (DIS). :thumbup That's how I know it. I went back a couple of years ago to visit. The people can be a little cold (like the weather) but the culture is one that resonates with me.