u/Independent_Born

So many questions about what to do once retired. So please bear with me as my mind rambles out the thoughts 😅

I’ve already cleaned out my closet of my work specific clothing that I had. I am still left with clothes that I probably will never wear based on current activities. Do I keep or donate?

I like reading and read a bit daily. Currently reading “Nobody’s Girl” by Virginia Roberts Guifree. I however don’t want to read all day every day.

I don’t cook and don’t plan on starting (hubbys job).

I don’t formally workout but move a lot throughout the day.

We have trips planned for the upcoming months.

After years of working and having only 2 days a week to relax and get things done have I made my time too efficient?

How long until I don’t feel like my time is aimless and not focused? Or is this it?

Hubby retired 3 years before me due to disabilities and he’s happy sitting and scrolling. I’m bored easily by that.

Do I get rid of my heels?

Any good Netflix or podcast recommendation’s?

I know this is random stuff but this is where I am 3 mos after retiring. Now what?

I hope everyone is having a great week so far! You all have been so helpful with my last question I thought I’d ask another. Now this one isn’t quite as serious.
What do you wear when you’re at home doing nothing? Women are we doing our hair and makeup? Men are we shaving and whatever else men do? If your plan is to sit and read, watch tv or piddle paddle around what are we wearing?
TIA!!!

Hello! I just joined this group and this is my 1st post here. I’m hoping to get some insight into life after retirement.
I just recently retired (62) and now I’m experiencing fatigue like never before. I read that it’s common but didn’t see how long it approx lasts for.
My questions are:
Has this happened to you?
How long did it last?
Did you do anything specific to break out of it?

I’m looking forward to this time of my life!!!