tired and retired
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St. Jude Donor '15
"In honor of jpee"
Don't forget where home is so you can still eat a hot meal! j/k Congratulations.
#4
Team Owner
Enjoy.
#5
Race Director
And fortunately, you don't have to go very far to find some of the best Vette-roads and scenery in WA state.
I'll wave if i see you. Congrats.
I'll wave if i see you. Congrats.
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Safety Car
#11
Team Owner
Now kick back and enjoy the good life.
Working for a living is very overrated.
Working for a living is very overrated.
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Race Director
#13
Melting Slicks
congrats I have 14 years to go unless I retire early.
do u receive social security at age 62 still or did they raise the age limit?
do u receive social security at age 62 still or did they raise the age limit?
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Le Mans Master
Clif
#15
Team Owner
Grab all you can at 62. You might not see 63.
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09, '14-'15-'16-'17-'18
4 more years for me. Congrats to you...enjoy!
Luckily we live in a great state with fantastic roads made especially for Corvettes.
Luckily we live in a great state with fantastic roads made especially for Corvettes.
#20
Le Mans Master
Retirement is such an incredible experience, as long as a person has the financial security to enjoy it.
I wish you many years of joyous retirement, while the younger folks work hard to pay their F.I.C.A. taxes, to keep the money flowing.
I retired when I was 53 years of age. I have been blessed with 18 carefree, and healthy years of retirement.
I've seen so many folks plan for retirement at age 59 1/2, or 62, or 65, only to die of a stroke, or heart attack just before, or just after they retired.
Life is too short, and too unpredictable, my advice is to retire as soon as possible, and discover life without work, and stress!
I wish you many years of joyous retirement, while the younger folks work hard to pay their F.I.C.A. taxes, to keep the money flowing.
I retired when I was 53 years of age. I have been blessed with 18 carefree, and healthy years of retirement.
I've seen so many folks plan for retirement at age 59 1/2, or 62, or 65, only to die of a stroke, or heart attack just before, or just after they retired.
Life is too short, and too unpredictable, my advice is to retire as soon as possible, and discover life without work, and stress!