Kurt said: "I guess the point is, once a person doesn't have to work anymore it's just slightly more difficult to find meaning in daily life. Or reward, or significance. How is this regulated?" Kurt, If I may suggest, Don't Retire....Just slow down and enjoy your bounty. Unless you have reached "critical mass" in you financial well-being, retirement is not in the cards. From another angle: Most of my class mates, that retired after 20-30 years in the "mill" are all DEAD! I think there is a lesson to be learned in that. For myself, I have given my family the following instructions: The day you find me, nose down in a square grand, just shove me inside, close and seal the lid and bury me in the damned thing.<G> Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Captain, Tool Police Squares Are I
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