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Congrats, Keith - sounds like a well-deserved break! I retired in late 2023 after 31 years in law enforcement, but it only lasted 2 months...hope to stay at the new job for another 4 years and then wind it down. I find I get more done when I have less time to do it, if that makes sense...
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Congratulations Keith. I retired at 71 right before POCI Gettysburg. I was doing as you said. Wife got me involved at St Vincent DePaul (it's like Salvation Army) we help local people with rent heat gas etc. Prices for articles are real reasonable. Like new Microwave $5.00 to $8.00.anyway it has helped me,I inspect all the electrical,mechanical articles. After my wifes sudden death it has really helped me stay sane.i also im learning to dance,lessons twice a week.Dances twice a month. Model train club once a week. POCI local chapter events and mtg. What I'm saying watching tv and eating after retiring and my wifes death was is boring.
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