Posted by KEB In GCMS on August 02, 2017 at 06:39:00 from (12.15.178.170):
In Reply to: nitemare of quitting posted by olgentdc on August 02, 2017 at 05:49:25:
Don't know if I will ever retire, but I am still young. But I look at my dad he will be 70 this coming September. He still works every day on a job in an oil refinery down on the coast, and he keeps saying he will fully retire next year. He has already retired twice, once from the military, and once from the state. He still has plans and keeps asking when I am going to get the new ground pushed so he can get started on the new fence, so we can get more cows. He wants a new hay barn, a new equipment shed, new trailer to pull the bulldozer and backhoe. He just never quits planning, it is all I can do to keep up with his projects some time. But I would not have it any other way. Just thankful he is still here and able to do what he wants.
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