Re: Satisfied Saturday
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2013 11:17 am
Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain.....went to sleep with the window open, woke to the wonderful smell and sound of rain.
I love everyones every day stories....we're like a continuing novellet. I am totally safisfied with my life and surrounding. If my house burnt down today, all I would grab are my picture box and my jewelry. After moving so many times I've learned not to be emotionally attached to any thing. I have one child and there are only a very few things of mine he wants. I'm find with that.
I love giving things to GW ....I think of it as a place to take my stuff that other will enjoy. I have 6 matching coffee mugs that I use all the time. I have one good set china that I use occasionally. I am fast becoming a minimalist and love the freedom I feel. There was a time in my life when I was a corporate executive's wife and had to frequently entertain within my home. I don't live that kind of life any more so I don't need all my "tools" like before.
Kathryn what I have learned about retiring is no matter what your budge it is and no matter how well you live with in it, it only takes a few unplanned events to mess things up. Within 6 weeks I had to spend $2,800. $1200 on my car and the balance on my tooth. Though I had plenty in the bank it made me realize how close a fiscal cliff could be. That why I decided to. Sub.I will be able to do all my traveling plus put some extra into savings.
I am very excited about my day. I am attending a small gathering to listen to a Holocuast speaker. He was a young boy who survived the camps. His children were finally able to convince him to write a book about his experiences.
I love everyones every day stories....we're like a continuing novellet. I am totally safisfied with my life and surrounding. If my house burnt down today, all I would grab are my picture box and my jewelry. After moving so many times I've learned not to be emotionally attached to any thing. I have one child and there are only a very few things of mine he wants. I'm find with that.
I love giving things to GW ....I think of it as a place to take my stuff that other will enjoy. I have 6 matching coffee mugs that I use all the time. I have one good set china that I use occasionally. I am fast becoming a minimalist and love the freedom I feel. There was a time in my life when I was a corporate executive's wife and had to frequently entertain within my home. I don't live that kind of life any more so I don't need all my "tools" like before.
Kathryn what I have learned about retiring is no matter what your budge it is and no matter how well you live with in it, it only takes a few unplanned events to mess things up. Within 6 weeks I had to spend $2,800. $1200 on my car and the balance on my tooth. Though I had plenty in the bank it made me realize how close a fiscal cliff could be. That why I decided to. Sub.I will be able to do all my traveling plus put some extra into savings.
I am very excited about my day. I am attending a small gathering to listen to a Holocuast speaker. He was a young boy who survived the camps. His children were finally able to convince him to write a book about his experiences.