Retirees what is your typical day

Sarahspangles

I’ve just reread ‘Four Thousand Weeks’ by Oliver Burkeman, which I found thought provoking. I am thinking my days will contain ‘routine’ to keep myself, the house and garden ticking over with one or two ‘projects’. Not much different from now, but without the stress.

michaels

sgx2000 said:

How do you actually do nothing?

MSE forums all day

ColdIron

sgx2000 said:

How do you actually do nothing?

Got any plans for today?

Do nothing

But you did that yesterday

Didn't finish

Sea_Shell

ColdIron said:

sgx2000 said:

How do you actually do nothing?

Got any plans for today?

Do nothing

But you did that yesterday

Didn't finish

Brilliant 🤣🤣🤣

katejo

michaels said:

sgx2000 said:

How do you actually do nothing?

MSE forums all day

Ha ha! I am already a bit guilty of that and I haven't quite retired yet.

Bostonerimus1

8:00 am telecon with folks who employ me to do some some contract engineering.
Then 25 mile bike ride to a cafe (coffee, beef-jalepeno and horseradish cream sandwich, raspberry square) and 25 miles back home. Listened to "The Rest is History" podcasts on Martin Luther.
Afternoon spent re seeding bare spots on the lawn and sat down and drank two beers while I admired my work.

quirkydeptless

sgx2000 said:

How do you actually do nothing?

It takes practice and experience. I have a lot

sgx2000

Bostonerimus1 said:

8:00 am telecon with folks who employ me to do some some contract engineering.
Then 25 mile bike ride to a cafe (coffee, beef-jalepeno and horseradish cream sandwich, raspberry square) and 25 miles back home. Listened to "The Rest is History" podcasts on Martin Luther.
Afternoon spent re seeding bare spots on the lawn and sat down and drank two beers while I admired my work.

Apart from the bike rides & contract work
It sounds marvelous 

sgx2000

Got any plans for today?

Do nothing

But you did that yesterday

Didn't finish

Hilarious comment.......

fly-catchers

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