retirement gift

pkrfce9

A really nice gift would be a book of memories with photos and comments from friends and coworkers. But that would take a lot of work and you are lazy. So I stand by my earlier response.

tapatalk puts this here to annoy YOU

wildbill7145

pkrfce9;377756 wroteA really nice gift would be a book of memories with photos and comments from friends and coworkers. But that would take a lot of work and you are lazy. So I stand by my earlier response.

tapatalk puts this here to annoy YOU

Great idea. Very thoughtful.

[deleted]

Bfillmaff;377754 wrotetrying to work on my "gif game" but mostly still upset that he made fun of my screen name.

why the hostility OHTNCASDGGJHDFSSADFHASFSDDFHM??

Improvement .

No hostility here, just don't like your unpronounceable sn :confused2:

[deleted]

pkrfce9;377756 wroteA really nice gift would be a book of memories with photos and comments from friends and coworkers. But that would take a lot of work and you are lazy. So I stand by my earlier response.

tapatalk puts this here to annoy YOU

:frown:

wildbill7145

As Jah mentioned above, hobbies are something to consider.

Keep in mind that retirement can be very difficult for some people. Others it's smooth sailing.

When my Dad retired, he went kind of nuts. All he'd ever done his entire life was work now he felt like he had nothing to do and became a miserable SOB. I moved away from home 3 months later. Couldn't take it anymore. Eventually he found things to do around the house and volunteering elsewhere to occupy himself.

Others might dive into a hobby of some sort. Just a thought.

Hobbes

OHTNCTRHM;377759 wroteImprovement .

No hostility here, just don't like your unpronounceable sn :confused2:

Pot meet kettle.

At least bfill's is easier to pronounce. ;)

Milo

OHTNCTRHM;377714 wrotewat do u get someone that is retiring ?

Thanks.

Need more information . . .

OHTNCTRHM;377716 wroteOn what?

Guess I should give more info. Someone who is good friend, has been at job 35 years.

Okay . . . a little more detail, please.

OHTNCTRHM;377726 wrote
The guy retiring is my old man

Get him a nice card, and tell him you are finally moving out of his basement. >:D

Hobbes

Milo;377765 wrote
Get him a nice card, and tell him you are finally moving out of his basement. >:D

Dam. I should have suggested that to my cousin. 33 and still living at home. :D

Bfillmaff

OHTNCTRHM;377759 wroteImprovement .

No hostility here, just don't like your unpronounceable sn :confused2:

Fair. "Bill" for short if that helps.

is he in to any sports specifically? jays tickets? leafs tickets? round of golf? Think something you guys can enjoy together.

philliivey

Sound it out....... B........fill...........maff. :P

pkrfce9

It is pronounced shar-DAY

tapatalk puts this here to annoy YOU

[deleted]

Hobbes;377764 wrotePot meet kettle.

At least bfill's is easier to pronounce. ;)

When u are ducking from feds , and trying to remain low key, I can't have an obv SN, hence mine

Also, I genuinely appreciate the suggestions.

I already went 8 way with my mom and sisters/ step sisters and brother on a Harley for dad, and I wanted something extra

Dad built his dream house a few years ago in an unknown location on the east coast. My oldest sister and I went splits on paving his driveway.

Dad gets out here tomorrow , and I have a card, cohibas , and a hug and kiss ready for him when he gets here (I'm picking him up from the airport)

Dad gets out here with my youngest step sister tomorrow (she's 8, my dad and step mom had her when they were 48- don't ask) and I have plans.

Sorry for being vague at first. I value my privacy, but too many people from here have me on fb , so it doesn't matter!! :confused2:

:frown:

djgolfcan

OHTNCTRHM;377776 wroteWhen u are ducking from feds , and trying to remain low key, I can't have an obv SN, hence mine

Also, I genuinely appreciate the suggestions.

I already went 8 way with my mom and sisters/ step sisters and brother on a Harley for dad, and I wanted something extra

Dad built his dream house a few years ago in an unknown location on the east coast. My oldest sister and I went splits on paving his driveway.

Dad gets out here tomorrow , and I have a card, cohibas , and a hug and kiss ready for him when he gets here (I'm picking him up from the airport)

Dad gets out here with my youngest step sister tomorrow (she's 8, my dad and step mom had her when they were 48- don't ask) and I have plans.

Sorry for being vague at first. I value my privacy, but too many people from here have me on fb , so it doesn't matter!! :confused2:

:frown:

Not to be a kill joy, but have you looked into what the insurance would be on the Harley ? And will your Dad be able to afford it ?

The rates went way up on motorcycles this year. If you have not, try riders plus and TD, they seem to have the lowest motorcycle insurance rates this year.

[deleted]

Dad's retiring from the police force.

He can afford the insurance as I know he gets a deal.

Thanks for advice, though.

kwsteve

wildbill7145;377761 wrote All he'd ever done his entire life was work now he felt like he had nothing to do and became a miserable SOB. I moved away from home 3 months later.

Did your dad retire when he was 40 or did you live with the parents until you were 40?

wildbill7145

kwsteve;377798 wroteDid your dad retire when he was 40 or did you live with the parents until you were 40?

Dad retired slightly early due to health reasons.

I was a late addition (Dad called it a mistake) to the family and was 18 when I moved out.

kwsteve

wildbill7145;377806 wroteDad retired slightly early due to health reasons.

I was a late addition (Dad called it a mistake) to the family and was 18 when I moved out.

Oh, I get it.

Macke

OHTNCTRHM;377776 wroteWhen u are ducking from feds , and trying to remain low key, I can't have an obv SN, hence mine

Also, I genuinely appreciate the suggestions.

I already went 8 way with my mom and sisters/ step sisters and brother on a Harley for dad, and I wanted something extra

Dad built his dream house a few years ago in an unknown location on the east coast. My oldest sister and I went splits on paving his driveway.

Dad gets out here tomorrow , and I have a card, cohibas , and a hug and kiss ready for him when he gets here (I'm picking him up from the airport)

Dad gets out here with my youngest step sister tomorrow (she's 8, my dad and step mom had her when they were 48- don't ask) and I have plans.

Sorry for being vague at first. I value my privacy, but too many people from here have me on fb , so it doesn't matter!! :confused2:

:frown:

Wouldn't that make the 8 year old your half sister and not your step sister?

Also

« Previous Page