It's time for a career change, folks, and a steady paycheck again.
Wednesday morning I have an interview at a local plant in industrial maintenance. Pay's good, bennies are good, hours are kind of funky, but shouldn't be a problem. Good job security, a place where a person can grow roots and retire.
I need a change. I've been professionally paid to do everything to a car except drive 'em and sell 'em over the past 20+ years. Getting burned out.
Figured, though, with my mechanical experience, going this route wouldn't be so much of a change that I'd be entering a field where I'd have to start from blank, but gives me a change up enough that should keep me on my toes and challenging enough that I won't get bored with it.
And then build my 60x60 shop and come home and restore antiques for occupational therapy and relaxation.