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My husband just retired. He had been tied to his computer for years as a technical writer.
he's a new man. He's charged into doing a bunch of long-delayed household fixes and repairs. It's as though he has all this new energy--maybe that's been bottled up for a long time?
Was worried he might turn into a couch potato...but not so.
He seems happy to be using his skills and body to make things look good. Being outside in the Spring air is like a tonic to him.
I couldn't be more pleased. I'd missed this happy man -- now he's back. He's the one at the hardware store with a big smile on his face.
My husband just retired. He had been tied to his computer for years as a technical writer.
he's a new man. He's charged into doing a bunch of long-delayed household fixes and repairs. It's as though he has all this new energy--maybe that's been bottled up for a long time?
Was worried he might turn into a couch potato...but not so.
He seems happy to be using his skills and body to make things look good. Being outside in the Spring air is like a tonic to him.
I couldn't be more pleased. I'd missed this happy man -- now he's back. He's the one at the hardware store with a big smile on his face.
congrats to you both. don't overwhelm him with a honey-do list though. A lot of the stuff he has in mind go right along with your thoughts so just give it time.
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