One of the joys of retirement is that you get the privilege of only doing what you choose. I spend a lot of museum time, am working at setting up shows for the art gallery, am pitching an employee assistance program to a casino in Atlantic City, run a sailing program one evening per week, do some music and story telling, work on my books, spend time with my kid, volunteer for festivals, teach kids about water safety, etc.

Somehow, this still leaves me time to loaf and have a social life.

Lord knows, I would not have such an interesting life if I had a full time job.