A Four Knot Life Style
Four Knots an hour sailing is fine with me now that I am
retired. When you sail, speed is not a big requirement, it is the sail getting
there not when you get there. When you
are retired a speed of four knots is all that you need.
What I have found as I am getting older { *-) } I have spurts of energy and ambition and then
a period where I need to sit for a bit.
I cannot seem to go from project to project like I use to. I still can get stuff done but it takes
longer.
My flexibility has decreased also and I cannot get into and do
things I use to. It maybe the extra 20 lbs. I have put on, that may have
something to do with that, but that is my wife fault…she feeds me to well.
If I make a list of things to get done, it needs to fall in
a four knot speed range. The finish project dates need to be open ended. I find
I have lists for a lot of things. I have a list of things to get the next time
I pass a hardware store, and one for food store and one for the sporting goods
store and a list of the stores I need to go to next time I go out. I need a
better way of organizing my lists though. I keep misplacing my lists.
I am finding that if I do not have something, I most likely
do not need it anyway. Maybe I should start a list of things I do not really
need.
When I do get the stuff on some of my list I then need to
figure what project it was for o I can put it on my finish up list, if I can
find that.
I think I need to sit a bit to get a spurt of energy and
ambition.
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