We’ve been to the Eden Project once again! This time with no illness and it was a family visit. However, were too many tabs open in our minds? Perhaps there were…. Continue reading “Too many tabs open?”
Category: early retirement
Retired 5 years – how’s it been?
In a word, wonderful, quite likely the happiest time in my life. In late July 2018, aged 56 I walked out from the blummin Council for the last time. I had quit my job and retired. That was just over five years ago, so how’s it been since? Has everything gone to plan? Any regrets? Continue reading “Retired 5 years – how’s it been?”
The Committee
I’m not quite sure how it happened; I have found myself on the committee. Think of the Calendar Girls movie and you might be on the right lines. Not quite jam and Jerusalem but plenty of grey hair, eccentric characters and you might be getting close. Continue reading “The Committee”
Update – South Africa
In my last blog post I did say there would be a delay, before posting again. You see, we have been to South Africa and I have longed for the time when I can simply sit down and write a little about it. Already I suspect memories are fading quickly but in this post I seek to simply give a flavour of what unfolded. Continue reading “Update – South Africa”
Weekly update – being a nerd sounds so nice
A lovely week and one where I’m beginning to think being a nerd sounds so attractive. Would be, if I were a nerd. In other news, those creepy mannequins have been giving me even more creepy moments and I’m feeling slightly nervous about my debut as the chair of a local charity. I’ve also been running on my own. Continue reading “Weekly update – being a nerd sounds so nice”
What does being 60 feel like?
What does being 60 feel like? Short answer, not bad at all. Longer answer is there’s more to it. This is in terms of how I feel physically, mentally and also my outlook on life changes.
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Career planning and what works best?
Career planning and what works best? Rachel and I are almost polar opposites when it comes to career planning and yet we get on well with each other. We have even helped people in shaping their careers. Surely, we can’t both be right? Continue reading “Career planning and what works best?”