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After a colourful career in high-tech/telecoms, I realized it was time to retire when I was suddenly reporting to a 22 year old who knew less about technology than the cashier at a dollar store, placed there by her VP daddy. Time to go. That was exactly 4 years ago. I was 64. I had been seeing a lady my age for a while. She also retired from manufacturing. I owned my home, and decided it was time to move. I sold my house and left pretty much everything in it to the new younger owners. All my handyman tools and accessories. I had done my duty for home and was done as a Mr. Toolman. We moved into an independent living retirement residence in a town of 2,000 in the middle of nowhere. We were 15 - 20 years younger than the other residents, but it was quiet and safe. Cash in the bank, we made a dozen overseas backpack style trips through 25 countries. Far East, Middle east, Europe, British Isles. We even walked the last 120 kms of the Camino in Spain. Along with the boredom of a small town, we were shunned by our neighbours for being younger and able to travel. Any conversation with them was centered around who died, who was sent to the hospital, what meds they were on and what ached. So we gave up the retirement residence and moved into a duplex in a bigger town of 20,000. It was great. Hiking trails and restaurants and numerous major cities all within an hours drive. Then a month later, a family of four with two small children and two large dogs moved in upstairs. The running and screaming and jumping and slamming would start at 6 AM and last until midnight. Complaints to the landlord went unanswered. After 8 months of sleepless nights, we decided it would make more sense to own our own home. Having spent 1/3 of the money from the sale of my house on trips, we couldn't afford anything in town. Wanting to me mortgage free, with only government pension income, we looked and looked and found the perfect house in a town of 6,000, 200 miles away. So we packed up and moved 10 months ago. Loving the house......except...... The house in 75 years old. Got it at a good price because we bought it through PoA from a couple sent to a home due to dementia in both. It needed a bit of work, as it had been neglected for a while. No problem. Everything can be fixed, and it keeps us busy. But, I had nothing as far as tools except what was in a small red toolbox. I had to go out and buy everything all over again. Ladders, lawnmower, drill, saw, electrical test equipment, bbq, bbq accessories, all gardening hardware, fasteners, dozens of those little tools you need once a year, basically anything and everything many people have in their garage or basement workbench. Hardware and tools I had spent 40 years accumulating, I had given away or left behind, and now, had to go out and buy everything all over again. It's not the cost, it was the "I had two of these and now have to go and buy a new one" situation. Because four years ago, as we moved into the independent living place, it was, "Oh, I'll NEVER have a use for this ever again! I am retired!!!!" Never say never. EDIT: Please stop telling me where to get tools cheap. If it wasn't made clear in the text body, I ALREADY BOUGHT EVERYTHING!!!!!! That's the point of this post. submitted by /u/dozentrips to r/retirement [link] [comments]

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