About 40 as of today. I'm still getting used to spending instead of saving. A pretty hard transition for me

Approximately 5280. (Sept '15)

2,659. If I would have known how nice it was to be retired I would have done it sooner.

Retired October of '12 so approximately 4900.

Have occasionally thought about finding a part time job but two Tylenol, a nap and contemplating the commute and the thought of dealing with customers puts an end to THAT foolishness PDQ.

I've been out 2341 days and have enjoyed every one of them doing or not doing whatever I feel like.

I have been retired 2022 days. My job is just a bad memory at this point.

11,208

I’m at day 103, a relative newbie compared to you guys.

Freakin love it! But, after “relaxing” for a month, then tackling most of the stuff my wife wanted done, riding my Harley and shooting at the range I got restless.

So I was talking with a buddy that has a custom bike shop specializing in Harley repairs and service (parts access, performance engines work, dyno room tuning, etc), and he made me an offer I couldn’t pass up to become the manager to oversee operations while he concentrates on the shop side.

Money is great, keeps me busy 4 days a week, and I absolutely love it.

2295

2,307 and sometimes I miss the job, sometimes.

3255

I am a bit older than some here.

Since first 20 year retirement 14,175.
Since second 20 year retirement 6,540.
Since leaving 1099R Federal Govt Service, No retirement, no work 370

1,859

3,208 but I still work part times.

Approximately 780 days.

About 1600. Grew to hate the employer, but I miss being more active.

103 for me.

Like someone else said, I have to get used to spending and not saving.

12.
My last day was April 1st.

9,418

95 for me. At some point, I will probably try to find a little part-time gig for some extra cash. However, for now, I am just enjoying it.