As retired710steward said, It will be difficult initially to get off the pace you set as a driver. You will probably run thru all the honeydo's you had backing up on you the last couple of years. Sleep in if you wish, you deserve it. I worked nights, by choice my last 29 years in feeders. I've been retired 1 year now, and I'm still on nights. I'm a night owl by nature, and I very seldom get to sleep before 3-4am. When I do go to sleep, I usually sleep a max of 5 hours. My wife still works by choice and she hates that I get to lay around the house and eat bon bons all day. Actually, our roles kind of reversed. I've become domesticated. I'm not above washing clothes, doing dishes, running errands. etc. I cook dinner usually 3-4 times a week. If you have a hobby or pasttime, throw yourself into it and stay busy. It's the best decision I ever made.
