6 months OY

Six months have taught me a lot about new technologies and this old man :0) but the one thing that I have had trouble with is simply stop trying to figure it out on my owwn! Had I have asked more questions, and not trid to figure it all out, I could be answering questions by now. Three more months and we should be leaving on our next great adventure; PA to AK. These coming 90 days should prove to be where the rubber meets the road, Selling our home, buying an RV, and working from the road...

Now i can be somebody!

I feel like the guy who invented who invented the "Optigrab" and found himself in the phonebook for the very first time... You may need to look that one up?

Patience is being overcome with exciting anticipation.

Reviewing my progress might be a little discerning until you consider the learning environment. Any change in life style is going to effect your daily routine and now finally week one in retirement I expect the graphs to improve drastically. In choosing a niche I was instructed to lean towards something that I was extremely interested in, and that is "retirement in a nomadic nature". This, I confess, is not something that I know anything about but will now have time to research. The sence o

Searching for a new beginning at the end of the line.

I had heard it more than once, " Work smart, not hard," and anytime I had traveled in that direction, it took me backwards away from the financial happiness that I had been chasing. Working hard got really hard after the first 40 years and then I noticed the little aches and pains required medicating and then hospital visits became essential. The Golden Years followed shortly after but are more reminiscent of mud and stone than precious metals. My joints don't perform like they used to and t