Lionelski posted:Trainlover160 posted:What could be better than a train show the day after you retire? It was almost like it was planned!!
Joe Gozzo
Those are beautiful Joe. Now you will have more time to play, but be aware that your days will be full. The old saying that "Once I retired I don't know how I ever found time for work" is true.
Have fun in retirement, it is great especially when you have hobbies (I have several), good friends (I have a bunch) and a good family (I'm Blessed). I wish you all the best!
I had a powerful, stressful job and over 2 years I gradually transferred responsibilities to those who earned the opportunities, and proved able to do the jobs. Then, for a year, I was on retainer introducing staff to clients, helping to build trust both ways between them. This almost 3 year process was a success and when I finally stepped away fully, I never looked back. Retired 3 years now.
Happier than a pig in poop!
Thanks John, I came from 2 stressful jobs as well. Commercial Program Manager for GE in their ED&C lineup. 30 years with them, and wrapped up with Olam Spices as a Buyer/Superviser for 7300 parts/SKU's and I did all buying and Inventory Control. Therefore, always in the hot seat. Now, it is time for wife and I to enjoy She is retiring with 43 years with the Bank.
Time now to enjoy trains, hobbies, family and friends. Feeling truly blessed.
Joe Gozzo
