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RE: Scanning for CATs in my head

I understand about it being different for everybody. I knew a woman a few years back that retired from the company I work for at 70 years old. In a year she came back and said she couldn't stand doing nothing. Some of her co-workers thought that possibly what she couldn't stand was being home 24/7 with her husband, who was already retired. I got a laugh out of that, but who knows.

I have never been one that thought I would have nothing to do if I wasn't working. I know plenty to do on my own and if not, I have friends that go places as a seniors group and they have a lot of fun, so to me, there are plenty of things I'd love to do if I weren't working. I cannot even imagine being bored for a minute !

It is very true, there is no valid use in holding onto things that can't be changed.

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I've heard similar stories and have been warned about it, but only by peopp who don't know me well; those who do know what's up. Like you, there'd be plenty to do.