A semi-weekly round up: early retirement life, eats, workouts, watches, and reads.
Well friends, since we last talked, everything came to pass. My last day of work was October 31st, and the only snag to my plan to walk my laptop down to FedEx at 3:00 is that my boss scheduled our exit interview for 3:30. So I walked it down at 3:50!
Hey friends, we're back with the second installment of The Great Alfred Hitchcock Rewatch. Last time we talked about his final five movies, which are not well known. Today we're doing the opposite and talking about the next-to-last five movies, which is a list packed with Greatest Hits.
Time flies. Two years ago I wrote a post called Operation Endgame where I vented about my work situation and casually mentioned that financially speaking, I didn't need to work any longer. I outlined a couple of options, one of which was continuing to work until I was 50 just to be sure that leaving work was what I really wanted.
If there is one thing that we can say for sure, leaving work at the age of 50 is something that I want even more now than I wanted it two years ago.
My last day of work is this Friday, October 31st, so let's talk about the game plan. Why am I leaving work? What will I do for money? What will I do with my time? What will happen when I walk through that open door on my jail cell?
Welcome to the first recap post of The Great Alfred Hitchcock Rewatch! I'm rewatching all of his movies, starting with the last one and working my way backwards. I'll be doing recaps every five movies or so.
A weekly round up: eats, workouts, watches, and reads. This week Doggo adopted a hidden in plain sight hangout in the back yard, and I'm using the same approach to get through my final days at work
Friends, I am about to leave my job for early retirement and winter is coming. I need a project that can be done indoors. Hmm...how about rewatching all of the Alfred Hitchcock movies? There are 53 of them that were made over the course of 51 years, so that should keep me busy for a bit.
