For those of you that are retired…
 

What do you do with your time?

I retired in 2015. Bought an RV and traveled the country for 3 years and ended up in Vegas ( last place I would have ever imagined)
I do a lot of fishing all around the country. Traveling in the RV some and volunteer a bunch. Couple of international trips a year.
Always looking for new ideas for stuff to do.

Even though I am close to retirement age I still plan on working. Love the industry and the people so it would feel as though I am walking away from family. Can't see a day when I'll stop - if anything likely hand it down to one of my kids who shows an interest

I look at the beautiful buttocks of the girls on the beach and, taking into account my modest retirement pension, once or twice a month I negotiate a penetration of these treasures. :winkwink:

I am not the RV type :)

There is no such thing as retirement in my life.

You don't become a member of the tres commas club by taking your foot off the gas.

if brain damaged 80 year olds can be frontmen figureheads for first world nations i can at least work on some cool projects.

Same but it's video games and weed all day, shit ill even be happy with deuce commas :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I’ve worked about 20 hours a week for the last 20 years and it feels like retirement because I used to work over 80 hours a week. Most of my time is spent out in nature with my favorite place being the first national Forest Road outside of Columbia Falls, Montana, where I’ve got a spot next to a pure ice cold Mountain Creek about 2 miles up. I’m there almost every June 1 before all the t tourists get there. Lots of wildlife, including bears,proghorns, and mountain lions. I bathe nude in the creek and can hike about a half mile to pick huckleberries. Most of the month I fast, but I do break the fast and go down into Kalispell to get one of those amazing burritos. I forget the name of the restaurant. July 1 I pick up all my spent ammo shells and get the fuck out of there before the Subarus arrive with their California Washington and Oregon license plate plates. I like that spot cause I can get a cell phone signal.. I set up camp literally on the edge of the national forest next to private property.

I am fifty-seven and cannot imagine retiring. I am a non stop ball of energy.

these are all good things.

things i've added to my retirement activities

serious exercise.
boating (replaced the RVing) works well with international travel
thoroughly documenting my activities with video and pictures.

Renounce worldly affairs altogether . . .

Yes sir! Everything is fake, controlled, scripted with NPCs spending most of their time reacting making themselves miserable. Boomers and Genz are gonna get left holding the bag in 2026. Then they are gonna melt down.