Hobby in Retirement........

[kilowatt]

I've often been asked, 'What do you do now that you're retired?'

I say, 'Well, I don't have much of a chemical background, but one of the
things I enjoy the most is turning beer and wine into urine!'

 

[CAelknuts]

Heck kilo, you don't need to be retired to do that. For a long time, I've planned that when I retire I'm going to get as many elk tags as I can and spend an entire fall chasing elk, from late August into November. I think that would be an awesome way to celebrate retirement.

 

[Wiszard]

I like the way you think Brian!! My Dad's been retired for about 8 years and he keeps busy by splitting wood with other Elks members, going to the gym, putting up with my Mom....etc!!

Steve

 

[Dean Parisian]

When I quit managing money, I want to gun winged rats (snow geese) from the pea fields north of the tree line in Canada to Texas for a few months, taking time off to run a big muley down somewhere. High gas prices, who cares...........

http://chippewapartners.blogspot.com

 

[RELH]

Kilowatt;

Brian, why don't you take up engraving for a hobby. the Jr. college in Susanville has superb week long engraving courses that will take you from the basics to master engraver. It is a hobby that will pay for itself and make you good beer money on the side. Besides, then I could send you some of my custom knife blades for the engraving on the bolsters and ricasso. that is if you only charge me beer money prices.

RELH

 

[overton]

Man RELH I thought at first you were suggesting Kilo make forged currency plates.


Ransom

 

[eelgrass]

It should be noted that Kilo only converts beer and wine to urine on Sundays. The thing is, when you're retired, every day is Sunday!

Eel