As from today I am a retired person, 49 years of pulling my tripe out are at an end. So as from now if any of you Northern numpties want to go playing out on motorbikes just give me a bell, or send me a message and I'll be up for a wizz out :banana: :banana:
Congratulations mate, wish you health to enjoy your retirement.
Since my dad retired 15 years ago he hasn't got enough hours in the day to do everything he wants... jealous of you.... I've only another 20 years to go, all being well, providing the Government don't move the goalposts again....
Nice one Geoff .... Enjoy every day as I have no doubt you will !!!!!!! :laugh:
Enjoy it but be wary of boredom setting in - I lasted 2 months!!
Congratulations Geoff, enjoy it to the max. Six years to go for me and then I get released for good behaviour. :mfr_lol:
Congratulations Geoff, your final day coincided with Winter salstice which was also the shortest day(light), is that good planning or what :mfr_lol:
I'll be in touch.....you can be sure of that :yes:
Good wishes to you and Lynn for a happy retirement, just make sure your not left with all the housework to do :mfr_lol:
Congrats Geoff. Enjoy your retirement and above all keep fit and healthy so you can enjoy it!
25 years to go for me.
Have a great retirement mate, keep exploring those country roads so we won't get lost when were next up for the weekend.
I am looking to retire in 3 years and 10 months (60) depending on the usual crap.
Alan
Congrats to you, what a great Christmas pressy. I've been retired for eight months now and not scratched the surface of things I planned to do. enjoy every day, I know I have. :clap:
Yer all :censored: s!
If I'm lucky I'll get to retire a few days before I finally pop my clogs.
Between pensions, recessions, and my personal mismanagement of money, I probably will never be able to afford to retire.
Enjoy it but if yer in danger of getting bored just remember you can sign your pension over to me whenever you like. :grin:
I have so many projects I want to do but just don't have time/money for that boredom would never be an issue.
Quote from: olde coney on December 22, 2012, 08:16:19 AM
Congratulations Geoff, your final day coincided with Winter salstice which was also the shortest day(light), is that good planning or what :mfr_lol:
Funnily enough, mine coincided with the Summer Solstice - longest day, 21 June!