By Jody Worsham
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Before I retired, I never had time to watch a sun set. I didn’t have time to finish filling out the
children’s baby books. “That is a good rainy day project when I retire.” Before I retired, years of photos were piled
in boxes waiting to be identified and put into scrapbooks.
Before I retired, I didn’t have time for face to face
conversations, only Facebook. I didn’t
have time to volunteer more than a couple of hours at the Treatment
Center. I didn’t have time to study
nutrition and learn how to cook and eat healthy. “I’ll start that when I retire and I’m
attending AARP meetings.”
Before I retired, I didn’t have time to learn Mandarin
Chinese, or learn how to hook a rug, or learn the tango. I didn’t have time to read a newspaper all
the way through. I didn’t have time for
the Book of the Month Club much less read the book of the month. Before I retired, I didn’t have time for golf
or fishing or painting or just sitting on the porch and drinking iced tea.
Now that I am retired, guess what?
I still don’t.
2 comments:
YES!!
In fact, I think I have less time now.
Oh NO!! I don't like that ending! Is there no hope for the weary?
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