The Retirement Thread

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jongooligan

Legendary Member
Location
Behind bars
Mrs. jg off to that London for a few days leaving me on dog patrol.

Cold and very windy but dry so even though I'm still without my winter bike I may be tempted out on my expensive plastic bike. I'll take a view once the mutt has been walked and I can guage just how strong the wind is.

Bike parts should turn up today so mebbe get the winter bike back in service.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I feel I should say one thing. Some of my posting is and will probably continue to be quite personal. I think though it will decline as my health improves.

I am a very open person and I've never met anyone from here. To be able to express feelings in here is a real help so I hope you'll all forgive me if it becomes a touch tedious.

Thank you


:okay:
 

Paulus

Started young, and still going.
Location
Barnet,
I feel I should say one thing. Some of my posting is and will probably continue to be quite personal. I think though it will decline as my health improves.

I am a very open person and I've never met anyone from here. To be able to express feelings in here is a real help so I hope you'll all forgive me if it becomes a touch tedious.

Thank you
You are amongst friends here.:hugs:
 
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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
Of to see the Admiral Hood monument at Butleigh this morning.
Should be a good viewing point to espy a welcoming hostelry. :okay:

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Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Weather here not pleasant (again).
Up early and preparing to go out when my back "went". I mentioned somewhere on here that I had a lifting accident 50 years ago and it still gives me problems. I do a series of stretches each morning which helps but every now and then it decides to pop.
I am sat propped up now while it decides whether improve or go worse :blush::shy:
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Weather here not pleasant (again).
Up early and preparing to go out when my back "went". I mentioned somewhere on here that I had a lifting accident 50 years ago and it still gives me problems. I do a series of stretches each morning which helps but every now and then it decides to pop.
I am sat propped up now while it decides whether improve or go worse :blush::shy:


I hope you feel better soon. :hugs:
 
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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
I found that the best cure for my bad back was retirement. Have hardly had a problem since about a month after I left work.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Dry but very windy and looks cold from my bedroom window.

Yesterday I had a visit from one of my dearest friends. I know she came to see me many times during a very dark period but I have little memory of this. It was truly wonderful to be able to express my heartfelt thanks to one of the people who dragged me through this very dark period. I will owe her my gratitude for the rest of my life.

Time to get up, write the diary, have breakfast and tackle some small tasks.

Later a young cycling buddy is calling in. He is 28, some 36 years my junior. Great kudos to him and a real testament to my club and the cycling community in general.
When the chips are down, you find out who your true friends are.
 

PaulSB

Squire
When the chips are down, you find out who your true friends are.

Yes I have always known this to be true, regrettably this is another occasion when it has been proved true. The young man who is coming today is a good lad, damn good rider as well, and we always have a laugh but I would not have expected him to visit. The lady I mentioned earlier has been a good friend since we met, as she puts it we just click. The support she gave me, my wife and sons - she did not know my family till this incident - is amazing and I know we are even closer for it. I hope she never needs my help but she knows I will always do anything to help out. I have no other way to repay the support and love she has shown me.
 
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