3 weeks have passed since and I am slowly getting used to not being employed. The entire process is a$$ backwards. I wonder if the folks at NESC are working on make shift pallet desks and sitting on buckets.
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I have been retired for a little over 6 months. Like others have said it is an adjustment.
I miss my coworkers and the daily interaction but I don't miss Ford.
I hate Ford for what it did to people regarding the forced vaccinations and the recent layoffs. I can't believe the talented people Ford terminated. The company is truly up schits creek without a paddle. Current poor quality and recalls proves it.
Will never buy another Ford product ever!
LOL
If you are still able to Put on your own Shoes...
and Wipe your own @ss...
then you need to get out there and Live Life while you still have the QUALITY to enjoy it.
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~volfkhat
I took the buyout last October and was pretty miserable throughout the winter. Come spring things changed and I began doing small projects for my family and friends to stay busy and feel productive.
My wife and I do travel and go out, but some sort of work is still important to me.
Personally, I didn't think I would have such a hard time adjusting but then again everyone is different.
I have been retired for 6 years now,
It took a while for me to slow down and realize that I am on My time .
It is very important to stay active, Walking..Meeting other retirees for coffee in the Morning...Travel ..ect.
Enjoy the fruits of Your hard work.