Keeping Active

Time to Play

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When you retire from an employer you leave behind a group of co-workers that you have known for many years. The solitude started to drive me crazy after a few months.


Embracing the retirement community you are in, will help you overcome the loss of camaraderie you had with your co-workers. If you are struggling to enjoy your retirement, who better to help you than a whole community that has or is experiencing your struggles? I have found that almost every activity I have started has a community of retirees ready to share their knowledge with you.


I will be visiting Western Michigan this coming summer. I am busy kayaking on Lake Michigan and the rivers, riding down the various Lower and Upper Peninsula trails, and visiting MoMBA in Dayton. I have found great organizations online and through the local vendors that will help me navigate the areas and keep me safe. I find that instructors who are close to my age understand my limitations over younger instructors and know the best groups for seniors.


I will surely get some great shots and start a gallery when I get the content.

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