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As our club rally was postponed due to snow, Herself and I and Two friends sneaked off to a local site for the weekend. Very pleasant, snow on the hills,vans on hardstands,good food and some amber liquid! But it's good to be back.
 
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I worked for 45 years to get here! There are times when it all seemed worth it too!It really is magic to be able to look out the window in the morning,and if the sun's shining, just hitch up and go.We don't normally go far (last weekend was only 20 miles from home) but its called FREEDOM!We're looking forward to our 5 weeks in the summer too.....
 
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Why don't you just rub it in Emmerson? We both work, and it's usually a case of if I'm not working at the weekend, the wife is doing something, and if she is free, I'm usually working. Looking for sympathy here, am I getting any?
 
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To quote Emmerson - it is a great life just look out and if weather is good or good weather forecasted - hey ho off we jolly well go. Can't fault it. Anybody working and looking for sympathy - tough. When we are out enjoying ourselves we wont even be thinking of this forum.
 
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To quote Emmerson - it is a great life just look out and if weather is good or good weather forecasted - hey ho off we jolly well go. Can't fault it. Anybody working and looking for sympathy - tough. When we are out enjoying ourselves we wont even be thinking of this forum.
I'll take that as a "NO" then Colin......
 
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To quote Emmerson - it is a great life just look out and if weather is good or good weather forecasted - hey ho off we jolly well go. Can't fault it. Anybody working and looking for sympathy - tough. When we are out enjoying ourselves we wont even be thinking of this forum.
Got it in one mate - someone has to pay the tax, national insurance, etc. to cover our pension, health, etc. We are now in an enviable position to come and go as we please.
 
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To quote Emmerson - it is a great life just look out and if weather is good or good weather forecasted - hey ho off we jolly well go. Can't fault it. Anybody working and looking for sympathy - tough. When we are out enjoying ourselves we wont even be thinking of this forum.
Ok, I get the message, nose to the grindstone, just hope I'm fit and healthy enough to enjoy retirement when it comes...
 

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Hi emmerson

Glad to hear you had a good time.

Lucky you, being able to take off when you want to. Thought I was doing ok having THREE
 

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Sorry - an overactive typing finger there.

.............having THREE (well, three and a half technically) weeks off in August to go to Cornwall, really looking forward to that.

Lisa xx
 
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colin's dead right, lol.You youngsters have to keep fit enough to work to keep us older folk in the manner to which we're quickly becoming accustomed! I've only had three years practice at retirement, but I'm getting quite good at it!And I'm spending the kid's inheritance!Lisa, the five weeks in summer will be spent in the Loire Valley and the Vendee!Not that I want to rub it in, of course!
 

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colin's dead right, lol.You youngsters have to keep fit enough to work to keep us older folk in the manner to which we're quickly becoming accustomed! I've only had three years practice at retirement, but I'm getting quite good at it!And I'm spending the kid's inheritance!Lisa, the five weeks in summer will be spent in the Loire Valley and the Vendee!Not that I want to rub it in, of course!
Not fair!

Lisa
 
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colin's dead right, lol.You youngsters have to keep fit enough to work to keep us older folk in the manner to which we're quickly becoming accustomed! I've only had three years practice at retirement, but I'm getting quite good at it!And I'm spending the kid's inheritance!Lisa, the five weeks in summer will be spent in the Loire Valley and the Vendee!Not that I want to rub it in, of course!
Emmerson my wife and I are coming to the end of our first year of early retirement - mind you we are quick learners. If anybody requires a reference for retirement I will give a glowing reference as I can wholly recommend it.
 
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colin's dead right, lol.You youngsters have to keep fit enough to work to keep us older folk in the manner to which we're quickly becoming accustomed! I've only had three years practice at retirement, but I'm getting quite good at it!And I'm spending the kid's inheritance!Lisa, the five weeks in summer will be spent in the Loire Valley and the Vendee!Not that I want to rub it in, of course!
Incidently I am sitting here typing whilst smoking a cigar and drinking a fine malt whiskey. Life is GREAT
 
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Incidently I am sitting here typing whilst smoking a cigar and drinking a fine malt whiskey. Life is GREAT
colin, me too, but without the cigar! Mine's a Bladnoch whisky...Can't afford this all the time,we normally drink blendeds but we keep a special bottle just in case........
 
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Ok, I get the message, nose to the grindstone, just hope I'm fit and healthy enough to enjoy retirement when it comes...
Look at it this way Lol, we are sussin' out the good sites from the bad ones for you so you dont waste your money ;O)
 
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Incidently I am sitting here typing whilst smoking a cigar and drinking a fine malt whiskey. Life is GREAT
Horlicks and Viagra surely contradict one and another - the Viagra is a form of tonic whilst Horlicks tends to make you sleepy. How do you justify such a cocktail. As far as whiskey is concerned I am at present on the blended rubbish - can't get hold of a bottle of nectre in Bridgend - Irish single malt Glen Maranghy (pardon spelling. The nearest place I know where it is sold is an off licence in Sketty in Swansea. Damn good stuff though.
 
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Incidently I am sitting here typing whilst smoking a cigar and drinking a fine malt whiskey. Life is GREAT
Sorry I have my Irish and Scottish whiskies mixed - should have read Connamara Irish Whiskey which I can only get in Swansea. Again pardon spelling as I am not up on Gaelic words or places.
 

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