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<blockquote data-quote="CowboyRam" data-source="post: 1805803" data-attributes="member: 42312"><p>My grandfather retired from the construction business. At one time in his life he had a dairy, feed store, cattle and sheep, and was a professional painter. He had several friends that said once they retired they were going to get a rocking chair and sit out on the porch. They all died early, he keep going, and was always doing something. He maybe was not working, but he kept busy. If it had not been for cancer he would have made it to his 90's. The think I learned from him was don't ever completely quit. Dad is now 87 and still going, although a lot slower, but he never really quit. He always had something to do or think about. He needs to have a knee replaced, but I wonder if he could recover from the surgery at his age. I still have a few years to go before retirement, but I am getting tired if that counts. I don't really want to completely quit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CowboyRam, post: 1805803, member: 42312"] My grandfather retired from the construction business. At one time in his life he had a dairy, feed store, cattle and sheep, and was a professional painter. He had several friends that said once they retired they were going to get a rocking chair and sit out on the porch. They all died early, he keep going, and was always doing something. He maybe was not working, but he kept busy. If it had not been for cancer he would have made it to his 90's. The think I learned from him was don't ever completely quit. Dad is now 87 and still going, although a lot slower, but he never really quit. He always had something to do or think about. He needs to have a knee replaced, but I wonder if he could recover from the surgery at his age. I still have a few years to go before retirement, but I am getting tired if that counts. I don't really want to completely quit. [/QUOTE]
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