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For a couple of years now, I've watched OttoSig's signature line with a tiny hint of envy.



I talked to my retirement guy yesterday, and I'm tempted to mimic Mr. Otto: "11 years to retirement! Just waiting!" Cool

(Well, 11 years and 6 days, but who's really counting that closely, eh?) Big Grin


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God bless America.
 
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To those of you still working, my sincere thanks for your contributions to my Social Security check. It is much appreciated. Big Grin


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Posts: 862 | Location: in the PA woods | Registered: March 11, 2013Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I have 4 years to retirement. I can retire December 2028.


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drop and give me
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Personally retired in July 2013 so I need everybody else to keep on the payroll to keep my benifits updated... Thank you in advance.. drill sgt.
 
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Hang in there.

I'm a year into retirement after working for 52 years. It's great.



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Posts: 16722 | Location: Under the Boot of Tyranny in Connectistan | Registered: February 02, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Congrats to all you retired folks! Barring any game changers, I'm looking at 5 more years until I retire.


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Posts: 8740 | Location: Rochester, NY behind enemy lines | Registered: March 12, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
Told cops where to go for over 29 years…
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Oh man, that’s just agony starting to count with that much time left.

I started counting with 5 years to go and even then it seemed to take too long.


Hang in there though, I’m 159 days retired as of today and I’ve enjoyed every one of them!






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Posts: 11420 | Location: Western WA state for just a few more years... | Registered: February 17, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'm coming in on the opposite side it looks like, have 17 years to go BUT I'm planning on working till 75. Big Grin



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Posts: 2001 | Location: Goodbye, so. Fla. | Registered: January 26, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Careful what you wish for. I was there once too.
Then one day you wake up, you're old enough and saved enough pennies but you're body is older too.
I've been fortunate to still be in good health unlike many others but it has a weird feeling to it.
Not a bad feeling at all, just different than the way I thought I'd feel about being able to do pretty much anything each day.


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Posts: 9983 | Location: NE GA | Registered: August 22, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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3 1/2 years to go for me to 67. Counting the days. Unfortunately the rules for retiring with Texas State Retirement health insurance changed a few weeks before I was hired and I would have to work until 70 to have the insurance. Don’t think I can do that. Sure would save me a lot of money though.
 
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Counting down to April 30, 2026


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Planned to retire at 70 which would be 04/25. But, the wife isn't ready to retire yet and we lost both of our handsome Boxer boys 16 days apart in November and now I’m thinking just F’ it. I guess I’ll work till I drop.
 
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I’m not retiring again. It would probably kill me. I retired from high tech and am now self employed farming, working harder than I did in high tech. Think I’ll just stick with this.
 
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April of 2028 I will be 70. Gonna twist it off from having to be someplace on someone else's schedule at that point


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My eligible to retire date was 5/4/2023. I'm still working. Like hray, I'm in drop. Not sure if I will do the minimum 5 years or the full 8 years. Promotional coming up in a year as well, not sure if I will take it. If I do, I'm on nights the rest of my career. I'm on nights now. If I don't take the promotional, I will go to dayshift.



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What scares me to death, honestly, is that I hear my manager wants to retire within a year or so. He's got a lot to teach us before he bails!

I'll have to work in retirement, I'm sure. Truth is, I like my job and my peeps a lot. I won't mind hanging around them some more. Smile




God bless America.
 
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1 Feb 25 I will be free.


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Hope the time flies for everyone. Just over a year in and I'm loving it.


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Not quite right
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Or... like me- retired last January. Got a call from my old boss in August making me an offer I couldn't refuse, and then coming OUT of retirement.
At 67 I still have plenty of tread left, the job is easy, I work from home and I can goof around as much as I want so long as I get 8 hours worth of work in. I start anywhere from 4-6am so I'm done between 2 or 3pm with 2 or 3 hours of goofing around in between.
 
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