The pandemic comes along and scares the crap out of everyone over the age of 50.

It was actually a great way to supplement their incomes. Remember grabbing a coffee on the go or a quick hamburger? There were a lot of seniors working behind the counter. I never had the time to do anything like that before and now, I'm also writing a lot of articles on PublishOx and it gives me great satisfaction. I made date squares for the first time this fall and winter. I have more time to do repairs around the house and I find myself cooking and baking a lot. I plan on living a bit longer and in a much happier state of mind. I was one of the youngest at age 56 to kick the bucket where it hurts. None of us retired because we hit 65 years of age. We were all younger, mid to late 50's and a couple in their early 60s. It started as a trickle, one or two here and there but as we moved into 2021, the numbers jumped up to four, five per month by April, when I joined the retirement club myself. Many of my co-workers were suddenly retiring. Well, I can tell you, I started noticing it in early in 2020. All of a sudden, there's a shortage of workers. This article focuses on a topic that I'm seeing more and more of, the 'Great Resignation'. Yesterday, while surfing through the news site Zero Hedge, I found a post titled, 'The real revolution is underway but nobody recognizes it' (link below).

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