how old are you?
10-26-2013, 04:53 PM
#133
Cycle For Fun and Health
You guys that are working 80 + hours a week are surely making good $$$ and thinking it is all worth while. Seems OK now as you can buy more of what you and the family want and need.
When you get older and think about what all you missed out such as the kids ball games or orchestra you find out it's too late to go back.
Just saying - take it easy and enjoy when you can.
Been there - done that.
Now 63 and enjoying retirement. I guess some of those long hours did help me retire at 56 tho.
When you get older and think about what all you missed out such as the kids ball games or orchestra you find out it's too late to go back.
Just saying - take it easy and enjoy when you can.
Been there - done that.
Now 63 and enjoying retirement. I guess some of those long hours did help me retire at 56 tho.
10-26-2013, 05:14 PM
#134
You guys that are working 80 + hours a week are surely making good $$$ and thinking it is all worth while. Seems OK now as you can buy more of what you and the family want and need.
When you get older and think about what all you missed out such as the kids ball games or orchestra you find out it's too late to go back.
Just saying - take it easy and enjoy when you can.
Been there - done that.
Now 63 and enjoying retirement. I guess some of those long hours did help me retire at 56 tho.
When you get older and think about what all you missed out such as the kids ball games or orchestra you find out it's too late to go back.
Just saying - take it easy and enjoy when you can.
Been there - done that.
Now 63 and enjoying retirement. I guess some of those long hours did help me retire at 56 tho.
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10-26-2013, 05:25 PM
#135
31 yrs. old...... feeling 80ish. Married, divorced, kids, blown up, surgeries, spine of an 80 yr old(straight from the docs mouth)... ugh.... BUT, I still make the best of it! 
I enjoy and thoroughly appreciate everything I have. Only one life to live.......... so live it how you want as long as it makes you happy
I enjoy and thoroughly appreciate everything I have. Only one life to live.......... so live it how you want as long as it makes you happy
10-26-2013, 06:29 PM
#137
Senior Member
I thought maybe, I'd make it for oldest, ... not by choice. My first Ford was a 1946 coupe, which I lowered with longer shackles, removed and leaded the trunk handle and painted, in the barnyard.
I've got nearly 71 years of experience.
I've got nearly 71 years of experience.
Last edited by tmajor; 10-26-2013 at 06:36 PM.
10-26-2013, 06:32 PM
#138
Senior Member
Pushing 65. Paying for working 80 to 100 hour weeks. My dad didn't have to purchase my vehicles, nor should he have. He taught me responsibility.
Green Gem
Green Gem
Last edited by Green Gem; 10-27-2013 at 06:20 AM.
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