Much like you my previous employment most often presented problems that could rarely be put off or placed in the “wait and see stack.” I’ve been retired for awhile and have yet to adjust to the rest of the worlds “get to it when we can attitude” when dealing with everything from emergencies to optional tasks. Apparently the world has passed us by, settling for mediocrity.
I liked reading about you using a grandson who needed a little employment to help you out. As I get older and less able, I call on my "#5" who has 2 kids in daycare, two car payments and a house payment, so he really likes some extra "employment" helping Grandma. And I seem to have more time to think up interesting projects, too.
Much like you my previous employment most often presented problems that could rarely be put off or placed in the “wait and see stack.” I’ve been retired for awhile and have yet to adjust to the rest of the worlds “get to it when we can attitude” when dealing with everything from emergencies to optional tasks. Apparently the world has passed us by, settling for mediocrity.
I liked reading about you using a grandson who needed a little employment to help you out. As I get older and less able, I call on my "#5" who has 2 kids in daycare, two car payments and a house payment, so he really likes some extra "employment" helping Grandma. And I seem to have more time to think up interesting projects, too.