If you go to sleep smiling,
you may wake up laughing!
Cheers!

Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
The late eighties one is better. Sure, there's plenty of suffering, but do you really want to pass up on a twenty year vacation?I've lived my life just recklessly enough that I will probably die before I get frail and senile. Shooting for that mid-sixties massive coronary.
It's not like I have a choice. I'm a workaholic from a family of workaholics who die shortly after they quit working. Both of my parents were dead within 5 years of retirement. I'm 57 years old and I still build beach houses as good as I ever did. I really don't want any life where I no longer get to do what I do.The late eighties one is better. Sure, there's plenty of suffering, but do you really want to pass up on a twenty year vacation?I've lived my life just recklessly enough that I will probably die before I get frail and senile. Shooting for that mid-sixties massive coronary.
Doing what you love isn't work, so there's no need to retire. You're 57 wanting to die at 67. You will bump that as time goes by.It's not like I have a choice. I'm a workaholic from a family of workaholics who die shortly after they quit working. Both of my parents were dead within 5 years of retirement. I'm 57 years old and I still build beach houses as good as I ever did. I really don't want any life where I no longer get to do what I do.
Yeah I was mostly joking about the time scale but I seriously can't imagine not being physically capable of working.Doing what you love isn't work, so there's no need to retire. You're 57 wanting to die at 67. You will bump that as time goes by.It's not like I have a choice. I'm a workaholic from a family of workaholics who die shortly after they quit working. Both of my parents were dead within 5 years of retirement. I'm 57 years old and I still build beach houses as good as I ever did. I really don't want any life where I no longer get to do what I do.
Being a PE (Professional Engineer), I'll never have to stop working...unless I get Alzheimers and forget to renew my license.Yeah I was mostly joking about the time scale but I seriously can't imagine not being physically capable of working.Doing what you love isn't work, so there's no need to retire. You're 57 wanting to die at 67. You will bump that as time goes by.It's not like I have a choice. I'm a workaholic from a family of workaholics who die shortly after they quit working. Both of my parents were dead within 5 years of retirement. I'm 57 years old and I still build beach houses as good as I ever did. I really don't want any life where I no longer get to do what I do.