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To: KY who wrote (15340)	1/16/2000 8:16:00 PM
From: Len	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

Ive been married 28 years and have not yet gotten around to giving my wife a diamond- actually, one of the benefits of being a 60's child. I keep meaning to, though. I think I'll bundle it with my decision to "pull the plug" and retire-- not there yet, though. Thanks to all for the comments and feedback regarding retirement. They are very helpful Len

To: KY who wrote (15340)	1/16/2000 8:21:00 PM
From: BirdDog	Respond to of 54805

I'd like to use this opportunity to introduce myself and volunteer for the "Hunt". I would have posted on Dec. 20th but has taken SI this long to figure out they took my money and gave me no membership. << ...one of the key characteristics of all the wealthy millionaires noted was that their spouse was somewhat frugal. >> My sweetheart is extremely frugal...She spends no money at all. Like my father says: "My son's sweetheart is a real dog". Actually, she is a bird dog... I'm retired at 40. Lost my job last summer. Had been studying the markets, and investing for over a year. I also had my 401k which was doing nothing. I figured with the future of high tech (thanks to the internet) that I could probably make it very well. I won't pound my chest and say how well I've done since Oct19th when I got in the market fully. You all know with your own portfolio's. I do have a long way to go till I feel secure financially. I also am much smarter to spend my time studying and watching the market than to go to work now. I can make alot more this way. I've enjoyed the retirement postings. I do focus my investing with Gorilla Thinking. Need to read the new version of Geoff's book. Raple AKA: Ron Pyle