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Barbara Snow's avatar

For me, retirement has not been to cease working, but to work on different things. Since I no longer have to commit so many hours of the day to being in an office and managing a bosses life, I get to lean into my creative work: Writing: visual art: soul growth: relationship development: finding the next thing that makes me come alive. Sometimes it’s something new. Sometimes it’s something reclaimed. But always it has that sizzle of excited energy. Even when it’s anticipating a nap.

Mary Fitzgerald's avatar

So, so good. And a helpful reminder to be in tune and aware of our bodies with kindness and respect. And hurray for letting the guilt go....THAT is a work in progress. :)

Cabana Girls Community's avatar

We’ve been running for so long that to just sit and be still seems unnatural, our bodies and our brains have a difficult time pausing. Wonderful post✨

Elizabeth Emerson's avatar

Monica, I see you in your ⬆️painting⬆️, but the painting is different. When did you create this? I’m really curious. Right now I’m so full of ebb, that my flow is tapping its toes and checking its watch, which is giving my ebb the total fits of giggles….😬

Monica Hebert's avatar

About a year ago, just as I was begining to reimagine retirment