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What are you doing during your "golden years?"

unloadonme said:
Am I right to infer from that that one doesn't need a passport to travel between the USA and Canada?
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Passport or equivalent document is required to enter Canada from the US. They might make an exception, but don't count on it.
 
At this point:

Entry into Canada: Canadian law requires that all persons entering Canada carry proof of citizenship and identity. A valid U.S. passport, passport card, or NEXUS card satisfies these requirements for U.S. citizens. Children under 16 only need proof of U.S. citizenship.

However, all Canadians entering the U.S. by air require passports, and Canadians entering the U.S. by land or sea must have a Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI)-compliant travel document.

But wait until we build the wall if Trump wins.... :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
 
I retired from teaching six tears ago after a 34 year run!
I still go back and substitute for my former colleagues in my own building, one or two days each month.
Since the substitute thing is all online, I pick and choose the jobs I want.
I collect my pension from the state of New York.
I sit on the Board of Directors of my local historical society, and give tours at our local museum.
I go out to lunch with my fellow retirees once a month,
And I travel at will!
It's a pretty good life!
 
What I realized last evening is that in a few months, I am going to have to do the paperwork for my Canadian Pension Plan next year.

And to prep for turning my RRSP into an Registered income Fund.

But because I am still going to be working and making income...to see it taxed away...although we are no taking steps to give away as much as possible in charitable gifts...

I think I will need to sit down with my investment manager to figure this out.

Who knew mandated 'old age' would come up so fast?
 
I mostly read books and walk my dogs. I was self employed in my working life and felt time was always my enemy as there was never enough of it for me to get the things done that needed to be done. Now I feel time is my friend as I have so much of it I can actually waste some.

I’ve also come to believe no matter how much of a dick you may be in your working life after work when you’re out walking your dog that is the best version of you that there is. The annoying become affable and the overly serious smile. And rarely do I see people wearing headphones while out with their dog. In a culture that’s highly judgmental and hopelessly competitive it’s my happy place.
 
So today, when I walked in on my partner at his desk looking a bit beat up...and realized he is 75...and some years older than I...and he then went and had a nap this afternoon...I am reminded that we are squandering our golden years just geting wealthier but working all the time. Not my plan.... :confused:
 
I've been retired for several years. I did miss the social part of working, so after 9 months of sitting on by butt most of the time i went back to work part-time for several years. Then I began to notice that former co-workers about my age were starting to have strokes, heart attacks, and some dying. I decided to completely retire and start collecting my retirement pension from the government.

As far as what I do to fill me time? Not much. I didn't have much of a social life during my work life...I mostly watched tv, read, shopped, and in later years, played on the computer as well. I would go to a movie once in a while. So other than family events I was a loner (no sex life either). During my retirement I still watch a lot of TV and mess around on the computer a lot (I don't do gaming). I still don't have a social life. But I THINK I'm happy and content. I got out to eat a lot at fast food joints. I should make an effort to get old friends and former co-workers to meet for lunch-date. I have no interest in traveling alone. My two pensions keep me financially comfortable since I don't have any hobbies to spend money on.
 
I have been "retired" since 2003. First of all, take time to de-stress. You don't "retire" from life, you retire from work!
There are many things to do, most of which have been mentioned above. Take time to help others, take time to care for yourself, a very important thing. Take time to restore your humanity. Take time to strengthen your lifelong relationship with your creator. Mine is Jesus, he's pulled me through a lot of hard times. Take time for a daily walk. Listen attentively to other folks and have understanding. And most of all enjoy the time that's left.
 
Worked every minute of the day and then spent some time looking at how I can give it away. :rotflmao:
 
we keep busy enough to frequently comment that we don't know how we time to work. We go from our place in Fl to our cabin in NY, there is always something to do to the houses, we've been to Italy, we take care of Ricks mom a lot which is a full time job. We nap, float in the pool, bicker, and every once in a while.....
 
PrinceCory said:
I've been retired for several years. I did miss the social part of working, so after 9 months of sitting on by butt most of the time i went back to work part-time for several years. Then I began to notice that former co-workers about my age were starting to have strokes, heart attacks, and some dying. I decided to completely retire and start collecting my retirement pension from the government.

As far as what I do to fill me time? Not much. I didn't have much of a social life during my work life...I mostly watched tv, read, shopped, and in later years, played on the computer as well. I would go to a movie once in a while. So other than family events I was a loner (no sex life either). During my retirement I still watch a lot of TV and mess around on the computer a lot (I don't do gaming). I still don't have a social life. But I THINK I'm happy and content. I got out to eat a lot at fast food joints. I should make an effort to get old friends and former co-workers to meet for lunch-date. I have no interest in traveling alone. My two pensions keep me financially comfortable since I don't have any hobbies to spend money on.
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That's how I see my future
 
Putting out my rain bonnet and galoshes for the morning.
 
peeonme said:
I started a lawn care co. IYah, that’s what I do, lawn care, trouble is it’s my yard. That’s all I do mow it! That and watch cat videos, JUB, and jackoff to gay porn!
peeonme said:
I started a lawn care co. It pays quite well and keeps me busy at least 8 months a year.
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that’s what I do. Trouble is I only do my lawn!! Other than watch Adam 12, dragnet, Orioles, Ravens and surf JUB and wackoff to gay porn.
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I need a hobby. Wait is wacking off to gay porn and JUB a hobby??
 
bendted said:
Too bad I don't have grandchildren I could spoil...another example where heterosexuals have it so easy. My mother was absolutely thrilled with my brother's children, spending as much time as possible with them even in adulthood.

I suppose I could join a "gay senior citizens" group.
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Any nieces or nephews? Or don’t your bros. Or sisters want you around their kids?
 
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