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Thank you and congratulations on your retirementGood for you! I just retired at age 61. The 61-year-old me is grateful to the younger me who prepared for an early retirement and made sacrifices along the way to facilitate that.
1658 days ago I asked the same question. I though it might be fun to ask it it again since 1) there's lots of new folks here and 2) the old-timers might have new obsessions.
As for me, I still love baseball (go Braves).
I'll never stop being interested in astronomy; I did a public-outreach "sidewalk astronomy" session just this weekend.
I still like photography but its not quite the obsession it was. I haven't used the B&W darkroom in a few years; maybe its time to take it down.
How about you?
I restore vintage fountain pens! My email is actually thepenmech@ aol.com! Also used to buy, sell, trade and collect. Only have a couple dozen now.
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They look veeerrryyyyyyy nice !
Great and rather easy as a hobby as we have access to replacement boards that often requires no solder like these :What's in a naim, anyway. Sounds like a great hobby.![]()
Nothing like catching a hydrilla gorilla on a buzz baitI switch hobbies (ADDICTIONS) every 8-10 years. I am neck deep into Bass Fishing as I am semi-retired and found that me on a boat fishing for Bass is my sweet spot. Serenity now!
Hi-fi gets my attention 10% of the time and bass playing the remnant 90% !This too! But I haven't bought a hifi thing since I got back into playing in a band three years ago. I can only afford one GAS problem at a time.