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<blockquote data-quote="The Milkman" data-source="post: 1609112" data-attributes="member: 22760"><p>I could care less when the date will be as I know it comes for everyone..Lets see...Scenerio #1, I live to 90 with 2 million in the bank...Wow! Can&#039;t walk, see, hear and need a pee bag by my wheelchair. Boy I am sure glad I have 2 Million in the bank, problem is as you know...how can I enjoy it now in my physical condition?&nbsp; Scenerio # 2, With that said I left at 55, bought an RV have traveled all over the states and 2 times to Alaska. looking back I feel this was the best decision I could of made. Now at 63 I do feel some more aches and pains and wonder if I was in my 70&#039;s or even 80&#039;s (If I live that long) if I would even have the energy to do what I have done these last 8 years. Seeing many die recently in their 50&#039;s and one good Ups friend who died 1 month short before&nbsp; his retirement, in his mid 50&#039;s from a heart attack I stand by my decision to enjoy life while somewhat healthy. And if I do live to 90...I will never starve,&nbsp; But there will be just less for others to spend that I worked for all my life . My wife and myself just want to spend the fruits of my labor,of which she is entitled to, for dealing with my job and the many hours away from home and the daily stress placed on us....Nuff Said</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="The Milkman, post: 1609112, member: 22760"] I could care less when the date will be as I know it comes for everyone..Lets see...Scenerio #1, I live to 90 with 2 million in the bank...Wow! Can't walk, see, hear and need a pee bag by my wheelchair. Boy I am sure glad I have 2 Million in the bank, problem is as you know...how can I enjoy it now in my physical condition? Scenerio # 2, With that said I left at 55, bought an RV have traveled all over the states and 2 times to Alaska. looking back I feel this was the best decision I could of made. Now at 63 I do feel some more aches and pains and wonder if I was in my 70's or even 80's (If I live that long) if I would even have the energy to do what I have done these last 8 years. Seeing many die recently in their 50's and one good Ups friend who died 1 month short before his retirement, in his mid 50's from a heart attack I stand by my decision to enjoy life while somewhat healthy. And if I do live to 90...I will never starve, But there will be just less for others to spend that I worked for all my life . My wife and myself just want to spend the fruits of my labor,of which she is entitled to, for dealing with my job and the many hours away from home and the daily stress placed on us....Nuff Said [/QUOTE]

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