The Retirement Thread

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Drago

Legendary Member
I have risen!
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Apparently it's 7 deg here. Positively spring like :laugh:
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Morning all.
Damp and cold here..... I have put the heating on.
And its misty. Quite thick so it looks more like fog**.
Our plan is to drive out and have a walk-I think I will be up to that.
After that a call at Asda. I bought a cordless mouse last week but it appears the receiver/dongle thingy is missing. It shows it on the package but its not there :wacko:.
**I trust this mist will clear up to allow a walk...... I ain't walking in this:sad:
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
It is now He was in his in his early twenties at the time.My brother had hernia op in the mid fifties Had a full week in hospital and ten days convalescence Now that op is often done as day surgery.
How long ago was the op'?
They tend to do keyhole op's now, if possible.
I had a double hernia op' (full cut) years ago. I spent 5 days in hospital but 12 weeks recovery......it was sore!!
Edit
Sorry.......just noticed you said "in THE 50s". I read it as HIS 50s.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
I am continually trying to chuck stuff away but cannot get round to some of my bikes somehow tho' I know I will never use them. A 1980's mountain bike converted for touring, a Tern Link folder, and a Bike Friday as well as a Gtech electric assist. Nobody here wants to pay a realistic price for bikes somehow so I will need to transport them to mainland.
Today I must go to the dump and hope the charity shop container is open as I have a lot of dishes including a full dinner set. Some holiday home will probably get them for virtually nothing but better than landfill. Getting rid of many years accumulated stuff is not easy and there are hundreds of books which nobody nowadays wants unless the specialised stuff.
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
I am continually trying to chuck stuff away but cannot get round to some of my bikes somehow tho' I know I will never use them. A 1980's mountain bike converted for touring, a Tern Link folder, and a Bike Friday as well as a Gtech electric assist. Nobody here wants to pay a realistic price for bikes somehow so I will need to transport them to mainland.
Today I must go to the dump and hope the charity shop container is open as I have a lot of dishes including a full dinner set. Some holiday home will probably get them for virtually nothing but better than landfill. Getting rid of many years accumulated stuff is not easy and there are hundreds of books which nobody nowadays wants unless the specialised stuff.
I have being doing similar recently.
I looked at things thinking I could sell this for a few quid. ..... I could sell that for a couple of quid. Then I thought, sod it, and binned them.
 
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