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Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592)

 




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I hate retirement parties and mine is coming soon ...

“The article on retirement parties let me see that it was MY retirement party coming up, and thus gave me the courage to insist on something other than the sad petits fours in the office. In the end, it turned out that the Sunday lunch for all under the trees at our farm in the hills was just what the doctor ordered” JPJ Rome, Italy


Is your retirement party coming/ Do you know someone whose is going to have a retirement party? Click and read: I hate retirement parties and mine is coming soon





Why are you living on the edge since your spouse retired?

Why are you getting annoyed with your newly retired spouse? Well what happened is that ..... To know why, read

Why are you living on the edge since your spouse retired?




Are you meaningfully active or merely busy?

Having lot of things to do is the secret of a good retirement. You'll find this advice almost everywhere.

Is it REALLY true? To find out, read

Are you meaningfully active or merely busy?




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No, you will NOT have plenty of time after retiring


There is a critical period for consciously deciding what you will be doing after you have retired.

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