I think it’ll be a little longer than 2 years for me. However, since i’m apparently going to live to 101, I should still have a few years of retirement to enjoy [:p]
Judi
Originally posted by Still in School:but Chan$,
im doing that already, maybe i can try shutting the window… and filling the fridge up with more beer…
lol… [:o)]
Cheers,
sisWell, may be you should buy an apartment without window
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to financial freedom]Originally posted by westan:Hey guys
yesterday i made a joke about “hanging out with the kinder mums”. Guess what i did today ? YES. i had to help my 3year old was going with the kinder to the local motorbike shop, and they needed helpers.
westan
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is it true?
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ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to financial freedom]Originally posted by judi:I think it’ll be a little longer than 2 years for me. However, since i’m apparently going to live to 101, I should still have a few years of retirement to enjoy [:p]
Judi
that’s depend on how old you are now. if one is > 98 years old than the shorter the better….LOL
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ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to financial freedom]that’s depend on how old you are now. if one is > 98 years old than the shorter the better….LOL
what…
Chan$ thats not fair, you get to live the longest, and i die the earliest…
grrrrr…. [}
]Cheers,
sisHi chan
yes that was all true, when i wrote that about the kinder mums it was just a stupid joke, then the next day i’m helping.
westan
I find +ve cashflow deals in New Zealand which I sell to other investors. To be on my database send an e-mail to [email protected]
I’m gonna live to 100!
Only a few more years to go hehe just joking.SIS if you want to live a bit longer (longer than Chan) don’t get fined for speeding the whole time.[:o)]
No not retiring in 2 years yet!Well that’s not fair. I don’t drink, don’t smoke, and haven’t had a speeding fine in the last year, but I’m only going to live to 89.
I think answering that I’m unhappy might have had something to do with it[
]Hey SIS, does being ‘terminated’ because I have ‘abandoned’ my employemnt count as retiring? If so, I might be there in a couple of weeks[
]. You’ve got to love the Public Service. They hand deliver their ‘exterminate’ letter to me on my birthday!! Coincidence? I think not[!]Cheers
MelOriginally posted by westan:Hi chan
yes that was all true, when i wrote that about the kinder mums it was just a stupid joke, then the next day i’m helping.
westan
I find +ve cashflow deals in New Zealand which I sell to other investors. To be on my database send an e-mail to [email protected]
That’s unbelievable!
Melbear,
That’s life!
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ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to Frolic Freedom!]Chan$ and Westan,
I aim to be retired in the next two years!! Include me in!! Maybe I can help out at the kinder then. (Actually, I plan to do something to help animals… I have more of an affiliation with them than I do with toddlers!)
Let’s see… how about semi-retirement, which means you buy the occasional property, raise money for the local donkey refuge, and cruise the Caribbean when the weather turns bad here?? [
] Sounds great to me!!Lozza
Hey Mel,
not to sure on that…. but ill tell you what i do have installed…. ok… this is ages away, but when i do, do retire, will be doing the big walk out of fame on work… you know the one… were you play up, make some big stupid mistakes, tell your boss off and tell him what you think of him and then take something of his in front of him and tell him that your quitting… watch his mouth drop, and then watch the rest of the staff cheer you on, (reason being, for all those years, hes been a real… pr..k) and leave the work with the greatest honour ever….
oh k… maybe dreaming here, but will do something similar on the great D day in the later future….
ha ha ha (<<<< Sinister Laugh >>>>)
Cheers,
sisHehehe you’re funny SIS, you seem to be having fun dreaming about this big muck-up day at work. Hope it will soon happen for you.[^]
Originally posted by lozza123:Chan$ and Westan,
I aim to be retired in the next two years!! Include me in!! Maybe I can help out at the kinder then. (Actually, I plan to do something to help animals… I have more of an affiliation with them than I do with toddlers!)
Let’s see… how about semi-retirement, which means you buy the occasional property, raise money for the local donkey refuge, and cruise the Caribbean when the weather turns bad here?? [
] Sounds great to me!!Lozza
LOL
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to Frolic Freedom!]Originally posted by Still in School:Hey Mel,
not to sure on that…. but ill tell you what i do have installed…. ok… this is ages away, but when i do, do retire, will be doing the big walk out of fame on work… you know the one… were you play up, make some big stupid mistakes, tell your boss off and tell him what you think of him and then take something of his in front of him and tell him that your quitting… watch his mouth drop, and then watch the rest of the staff cheer you on, (reason being, for all those years, hes been a real… pr..k) and leave the work with the greatest honour ever….
oh k… maybe dreaming here, but will do something similar on the great D day in the later future….
ha ha ha (<<<< Sinister Laugh >>>>)
Cheers,
sisYou are so funny, I just can’t stop laughing
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to Frolic Freedom!]lol… but dont you guys, ever dream of that day… telling your boss off… and walking out the door…
ahhh [
]Cheers,
sisNot unless I had something genuine to tell them off about. In my experience, the real pr1cks are colleagues or roadblockers in other departments. My bosses have rarely been unreasonable people (provided that you always ask yourself “what would I have done if I was in their shoes”).
Now, telling some colleagues where to go is a different story altogether.
Originally posted by Still in School:lol… but dont you guys, ever dream of that day… telling your boss off… and walking out the door…
ahhh [
]Cheers,
sisno
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to Frolic Freedom!]Originally posted by Rubbachook:Now, telling some colleagues where to go is a different story altogether.
a bit fo dude here?
Warm Regards
ChanDollars
[Keep going, you’re on your way to Frolic Freedom!]It depends on what your definition of Retirement. If it only means leaving the mainstream work force : Yes I’ve done it via “early retirement”. However I find out that after retiring I do 101 other jobs, “real handyman work” and some volunteer work as well. I save/make heaps of money by doing things myself but I also spend heaps of money because I have more time to do so [
]. [^]For “real retirement – just relax & enjoy” I hope to realise it next year when my eldest kid’s family move to Sydney, my mid kid finishes her study and the youngest one moves to Sydney to study. I will be BORED! Should I go back to work to support more IPs?
BTW my last bosses were wonderful people. Only one was a bit unusual but he was very smart and hard working. Not many people at work liked him but I didn’t mind working with him. Life is tougher if we don’t accept the differences.
Regards
Huey
My definition is the time that you don’t need to work for someone else for money if you wanted too!
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ChanDollars
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