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It is truly amazing how technology has changed in the few years I have been on this earth. For example Facebook whilst I am not a die-hard fan, but I find the social networking program useful. Which is what the inventor of the system intended. And not this willingness to overexposed every mortal action that … Continue reading
Just a thought if you look at all the politicians we have in the world to-day and look at the general level of education a most have attained, (there are medical doctors, PhD’s, lawyers, sportsmen and women veterans and people who have had practical experience in successfully attaining very senior positions in industry) then look … Continue reading
More Understanding I have found that when I was younger due to the fact that I was very driven my tolerance for a substandard work ethic was very low ans as result I used to have a very short fuse. And I never thought that I would change. But thank fully I did and what … Continue reading
I have retired several times and each time I do this feeling of wouldn’t it be nice to have all this extra time to do anything you want. But I have found that because of the rigorous discipline that the construction imposes upon one, it becomes a work ethic and a habit from which it … Continue reading
I have been an early riser and a very active person throughout my working life no matter where my wife and I have lived. And because I was so absorbed in my work I never had the time or the inclination to learn how to cook. My cooking was Bar-b-Q which lets face it is … Continue reading
I have decided to chronicle the journey that I am now traveling during the years we all call the “golden years!”. I will write a series of short essays recording the progress in this but very interesting part of my life. I am 70 years old and feel like 40 years old. Retired several times since 1993. … Continue reading
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