Ed Cryer wrote:
Ken Blake wrote:
On Sat, 01 Feb 2014 14:30:58 +0000, Ed Cryer
wrote:


I'm retired too. But some how or other I've taken on so much to do that
I can't figure how I ever had time to go to work.


LOL! Same here, and I've even cut back on a lot of volunteer things I
used to do.


I was hoping that when I retired I might become a spokesman for
humanity; a bit like Bono, who tells us all about the rising Tiger
economy, how Africa and India are on the rise, and other such stuff of
international importance.
Instead I appear to have become humanity's workhorse. Everybody who
knows me and the skills I have comes along and asks me to do this, that
and the other. So I mend computers, do gardens, teach languages and
history on the Net, and a million other such things.
(-:

Ed




Or maybe I could astound the scientific world by discovering how the
brain generates mind. And get a Nobel Prize. Me there, alongside Peter
Higgs.
But no.

Ed