Retirement speech

There is always the possibility A. you will say some things you later wish you hadn't. B. then in retrospect you will think of some things you wish you had said.

I agree with the advice, don't use it as "pay back", go out on a positive note, head high and looking forward to what is ahead.

Good luck; in retirment others will find plenty to keep you occupied. " He's retired, has time to spare; ask him to do "it", whatever "it" may be. Count on it!
PC

My wife retired in '97 and the local city has recruited her for several community service posts including some I felt were reserved for city residents. Seems they fill needed tasks from within then take anyone wanting to help.

I have already used my "old iron" in helping her to get a park built and can see more on the horizon. That's fine, let's us do something together, besides gardening and horticulture.

I think I can squeeze some time in for her between my tractor restorations, morning "coffee shop" visitin here, and hayin.

Mark