New Careers.

[DennisBreene]

When I retire, that's going to be it--just sitting on a couch. I've only ever done one thing (post college) and that works for me!

Tried that. Lasted about 12 hrs.

 

[DennisBreene]

View attachment $IMG_0254.jpgView attachment $IMG_0268.jpgView attachment $IMG_0276[1].jpgJust more in the latest saga of guitar boot camp. The body is essentially finished and now working on building the neck.

 

[SahBumNimRush]

I'm still trying to establish my first career! However, I did build a guitar when I was in college. The finished product exceeded my expectations. Free hand shaped solid body electric. Walnut back, AAAA quilted maple top.

 

[Manseau]

Tried that. Lasted about 12 hrs.

I rather agree with Dennis. The time unfortunately goes as quickly either way, activity provides something to show for it. However, arnisador, that is one of the perks of retirement; it doesn't cost anything and you can write off inactivity as personal research . I know several people that are very successful at it and I've certainly given it a go at times.

 

[DennisBreene]

I'm still trying to establish my first career! However, I did build a guitar when I was in college. The finished product exceeded my expectations. Free hand shaped solid body electric. Walnut back, AAAA quilted maple top.

I love it.

 

[terryl965]

Well I am a retired school teacher 21 teaching math and coaching basketball, last 12 years been running my TKD school. Over the last six months my school has droppped down to five paying students mainly because of my health issues, my oldest son Zachary is trying to rebuild the school, trainn and go to college fulltime. Heis on one of the Texas team plus one of the Puerto Rican teams. I would love to go back to school or even volunteer to help those with any type of cancer after being dianoges with it and going through hell with insurance companies refusing to pay or cover anything, I feel others are having the same problem and would love to being able to help find funds for those individuals. Sometimes people just need a little help with bills or to try and make things happen for there kids that they simply can't do because of spending there retirement account of the high cost of trying to live. Sorry got on my soapbox again, but to answer your question yes be able to help those less fortumite and there familys.