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Cliff, we are the same age (54 at the end of year) except you are just a tiny little bit better looking.
I keep saying a few more years for the past three years. I know I will be bored out of my mind once I stop. I really, really enjoy what I do due to the lack of a boss looking over my shoulder. Working my own hours has spoiled me over the last 30 years. You know what happens when I take a couple days off? I feel like I am wasting my life away being none productive. Like you, I just NEVER take days off unless its family vacation. I sneak in two day without going to the job site was like heaven but that damn phone still rings. I answer, no big really. By the third day, I am itchy to go back to see what's going on. Self inflected, I suppose?
I stopped riding my bike for two months due to the mass amount of work we have at the moment. Seems like everyone wants to talk to me, take me to lunch all at the same time. Maybe they are all home? I don't have too many hobbies like you now. Done some in the past and want to continue once things slow down but I know very well that they just don't slow down once I am committed to my clients. I like to bike race again and that requires a lot of time. One thing, I don't think I will be doing too much around the house. Getting tire of it but my plan is to buy a retirement home on a flat but biggish (our standard) lot for all my cars and a bit of track driving. Need instructor to wrestle that rear engine, that's for sure.
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