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Subject: Re: The 5 Regrets Author: Lim Khoy Hing [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 22:06:09 06/11/12 Mon Author Host/IP: 54.83.50.60.klj05-home.tm.net.my/60.50.83.54 In reply to: klang wizard 's message, "Re: The Ides of June" on 11:14:22 06/11/12 Mon Honestly Wizard, I don't consider working hard after retirement as a 'regret’. I enjoy what I am doing and getting paid. What more can I ask for? Similarly, you are also working just as hard in your clinic as well as your new interest in Mastering English, don't you? I like to keep in touch with aviation and working in the same field allows me to do so. Further, I hope my book about flying will materialised soon if my draft is accepted by the publisher (had a meeting with Times Publishing this afternoon) If rejected, then I may consider other avenues. I enjoy life and living. I have no regrets. Life is what you make it. You can be happy or you can be sad. It is all up to the individual. Yes, you are right; it will be a stronger regret if I don't work! >Captain re-told his "Regrets" from hospice nurse, but >he was still working hard. Obviously it will be a >stronger regret that he didn't work. Or we don't >really believe what we read. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]