LadyCook61
Master Chef
a typical day , sawing logs on the couch.
Hubby's idea of retirement
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marigeorge
Senior Cook
Looks like he is catching flies....I have one that does the same! Must be a male thing?
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
He earned the right
lifesaver
Executive Chef
CUTE! 
kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
Awwwwww - that's ok in my book! That's what retirement is all about. I sure hope my husband never takes an unsuspecting picture of me!!!
Awwwwww - that's ok in my book! That's what retirement is all about. I sure hope my husband never takes an unsuspecting picture of me!!!
Ditto. At least he's sitting and not lying down.... not that there's anything wrong with that
smoke king
Sous Chef
He better be careful-last time my dysfunctional family caught me in that position, they drew a "frito-bandito" mustache on me!
GB
Chief Eating Officer
I could not agree more. If it makes him happy then nothing wrong with it IMO.
Nope nothing wrong, unless he is in front of the TV and his snoring drowns out the sound and believe me my big guy sounds like a war in progress
kades
kades
He better be careful-last time my dysfunctional family caught me in that position, they drew a "frito-bandito" mustache on me!
You must sleep very deeply my friend!
I remember my mother wishing my Dad would do more of this when he/they retired. Instead he wanted to do all the traveling he couldn't owning a business and when they weren't traveling he was finding projects...some of which drove her nuts!
ella/TO
Sous Chef
From an 80+ person....some relaxation (sleep) is okay.....but, keep the mind/brain busy.....one has to keep on "doing"....otherwise.......boring!!!!!!!!!!....LOL
As my Dad used to say, "Atta boy!"
Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
James would definitely learn what silent treatment meant if he did that to me!Awwwwww - that's ok in my book! That's what retirement is all about. I sure hope my husband never takes an unsuspecting picture of me!!!
Barbara
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
lol, that would make them silent pictures.
my dad retired 20 years ago. he finally got around to reading all the books, listening to all the music, and watching all the movies that he'd missed out on during his lifetime of working to support our family. all after sleeping late every day.
it's funny; he loves to crank up his stereo and the tv until the room shakes and the neighbors complain. but, as some things in life just sort of fit together - like my parents who've been married 61 years, mom is mostly deaf and doesn't notice.
i guess that's somewhere between serendipity and providence.
my dad retired 20 years ago. he finally got around to reading all the books, listening to all the music, and watching all the movies that he'd missed out on during his lifetime of working to support our family. all after sleeping late every day.
it's funny; he loves to crank up his stereo and the tv until the room shakes and the neighbors complain. but, as some things in life just sort of fit together - like my parents who've been married 61 years, mom is mostly deaf and doesn't notice.
i guess that's somewhere between serendipity and providence.
Loprraine
Executive Chef
I told my husband that when I retire ( 9 more work wakeups !!) I'm going to lounge on the couch all day and eat bonbons.
I told my husband that when I retire ( 9 more work wakeups !!) I'm going to lounge on the couch all day and eat bonbons.
Are you going to watch soap operas and talk shows too?
