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Subject: Re: Happy Retirement Author: Lim Khoy Hing [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 01:12:38 03/28/11 Mon Author Host/IP: NoHost/124.13.134.69 In reply to: Little Grasshopper 's message, "Happy Retirement" on 06:54:34 03/25/11 Fri Hi LG, Many thanks for your good wishes as the flying chapter of my life comes to an end. I am in the process of being offered to continue instructing on the ground flight simulator and be involved in aviation. I am happy with this arrangement as it allows me to continue writing about flying in my monthly column of the Air Asia in-flight magazine. I think it is important to keep our mind active, like you in your heritage work and share markets or the doctor with his patients. Somehow our Asian genes are generally more diligent and less likely to stay inactive for sometimes without doing something! >Captain, >Happy semi retirement. You had a wonderful flying >career. Now to put up your wings, and do what you >enjoy. We do need to be engaged, else, we might as >well go to sleep -- long sleep. > >I still cannot imagine, a bunch of kids now in the mid >60s. Interesting thing is, we are using technology to >maintain contact. > >Regards, LG [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]