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Retired people and work-at-home people have about the same adjustment to make. How to use time and get the most out of it. I retired a few years ago, and my wood carving hobby, and growing roses takes up most of my time. I never did like being around a lot of people, more then three and I would move on. But things changed when I stopped shaving and having my hair cut. Before when I went to 7/11 for gas, Wal-Mart, or Home Depot the only people that talked to me was the people at the cash register, and then it was "cash or debt" and "paper or plastic". Now that I stopped saving kids and grown up all turn their heads when I walk into a store. The kids really think I'm Santa Claus and ask me all kinds of question, and the grown ups are just as excited. I found out one thing Santa Claus is on everyone's mind 365 days a year. Now it June, July and the kids are telling me what to bring them on Christmas eve. The grown ups most always ask if I play Santa, and if I don't I should. So I went from not liking being around a lot of people to, I love being in a a crowd. I went to a costume shop to check out what it would cost to rent a Santa suit. As I'm looking over the suits a customer came up to me and ask for an appointment to hire me for her Christmas party. Real bearded Santa's are in demand. If you have or can grow a nice white beard give it a try. I'm highly recommended by the Mom's and Dad's to play the roll. I think I just found a new job. Retirement no more. Regards, D.R.(Don) McArdle Real Bearded Santa |
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