selling out........

Trucking does that by itself, you don't need the cards to do it!

 

ufo im not a shaker man,but its done the job,!!!! its a shame that everything the gooberment puts their hands on turns to shyatt,they see a man busting his butt makeing a few bucks and they come up with some new rule or reg to take that extra buck away from him /or her,,,whats even worse is they take away that American dream, toown your own company ,work for yourself reap the bennifits of your hard work,and they just want to dig deep in ones pocket,,,,,,,its a crying shame,,,,,,, ,and the gooberment wonders why the american people ,dont want to put forth the effort,,,,with the way there breaking down the taxes and adding taxs thell be getting 60% ,,,sorry to sound so gloom an doom,, they dont understand you cant make a proffit when your over your head in debt

 

UFO, enjoy your retirement. You've earned it.

 

You'll never be useless UFO!

 

Dear Sir... after 30 years, 2 million miles in all kinds of weather and terrain coming home safe everytime,you have more than earned the right to be called Sir! I think Les2 said it best,i can only add a hardy and sincere, Thank You!

 

I'm sure you have heard of "buyer's remorse." But "seller's remorse" is there too, particularly in a case like yours. Time WILL help with that.

And I know that feeling about being a "useless old man." But THAT IS something that you can do something about. Don't sit around and let depression get the best of you. Get out and DO SOMETHING!

Yes, you certainly have earned your right to retirement. But a HAPPY retirement does not just happen. Believe it or not, you have to work at it. Otherwise, the days just sort of meld together, and you face each morning wondering why the hell you should even bother to get out of bed.

Now is the time of life to do the things you always wanted to do. It doesn't matter if it is playing, such as golf, fishing, ATVing or whatever, or if it something constructive, such as going back to school, or volunteering. There will likely come a time when you are "all played out." When those hours on the golf course, or hiking the back country or whatever, just don't seem to mean as much to you any more.

That is the time to start the next productive stage of your life. Because, believe it or not, to an awful lot of folks, being productive IS living.

Good luck!

 

If you ever get the trucking itch again, you could buy an antique truck and head to shows and whatnot.