I have been thinking about how much I make in retirement and how fulfilling it is to make a lot. It is always interesting to see what people are making, so I figured I would make a list of some of the things I make. Feel free to contribute yours in the comments. I make [...]
Quick Survey
Published in July 23rd, 2009
How many of you are reading this blog because you are pursuing some form of retirement from [full time] work either presently or within the next decade and how many are reading along simply because it is entertaining or for other reasons? The reason I’m asking is because I want to see what the balance [...]
Watch repair
Published in July 23rd, 2009
What I’m about to tell you goes against my usual advice. Despite my admonishments about finding hobbies that are free and do not require room for storage, I have taken up watch repair as a hobby. Watch repair has significant upfront costs for the tools. So far I have paid around $300. Fortunately, the tools [...]
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