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Maybe you'll have time to drop by for that beer. But, I'm not holding my breath.

Good for you and good luck in whatever enterprise you choose to pursue.

Max

^5 & Congratulations! :)

Well, there is good news and their is bad news.

First the good news. You are obviously a proficient entreprenuer. You are not a bum. You collect tools and know how to use them. You create jobs in the community. And you never stop learning. These are all good things.

And now the bad news.

You are a total abject failure as a retiree. You will never conform well to the rocking chair and oatmeal routine. And you make all kinds of guys look bad by comparison.

Robatoy wrote in news:whateveryoulike- snipped-for-privacy@news60.forteinc.com:

Good luck, Robatoy! All the best, but I hope you keep hanging around here!

I'm still counting, but I can't count that high...

When you do what you like, that is happyness. WW

I have taken a shine to this stuff, so to speak. That kind of finish on some 3D routed images....yum

On Fri, 30 Apr 2010 14:38:31 -0400, the infamous Robatoy scrawled the following:

Mo powah to ya, suh.

-- Losing faith in humanity, one person at a time.

Sounds great... hope it all works out, my friend..

mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

I was counting as well. I had a little over 1000 days left... then the company I work for made an offer I couldn't refuse. I retired as of April 15th. I'm loving it!

On Sat, 01 May 2010 05:57:36 -0400, the infamous Nova scrawled the following:

Way to go, Yack, y'old farte.

-- Courage is the power to let go of the familiar. -- Raymond Lindquist

Congrats!! A lot of my colleagues from the Power Company days have retired at 55 and/or took packages and many got rehired as consultants with very lucrative contracts.

There is so much living to do...and when you run out, you're dead. (Pretty wise stuff for a Canuck, eh?)

I was ~800 days over (30 years) when they gave me a package I couldn't refuse. That was November '06. Too young (54) to really retire, though, so did a contracting gig, then found a real job (a lot more fun, too) that I plan on keeping for another five or ten years while I add toys. ...maybe even a Fester, soon.

No, the bad news is while the cncs are running he'll have time to think up something else to do.

-Kevin

The company I just retired from is putting in a new fiber optic line between Buffalo, NY and Erie, PA. The job is supposed to start sometime this month. The engineering firm doing the prelinimary layout work has already asked me if I might be interested in overseeing the job. I told them I doubt it, but make me an offer.

Ca-chinggggg

Good luck Rob, I hope it turns out well for you.

I am thinking myself that I have one more company left in me, but I am still searching for something I want to get involved in....

Good for you that you still challenge yourself. Most of my amigos seem too old, too tired, and too lazy to break their patterns.

I find I like little better than the test of an honest challenge. Especially to myself!

Robert

What do you think Ann Coulter would say about that? Eh?