I'd do what I'm doing now but from a warm climate and a beautiful beach.....

No plans for now Roy Kelley - but if that happens, I'd like to go back to India and spend rest of the life with extended family.

I would start a horse sanctuary.  I would take in foster horses and retire horses that need care.  I have a horse named Dakota and he is my 10 horse in 38 years.

Burn all of my computers, ipads, etc.  Then I'd grow a giant beard and disappear.  

My passion is fitness - I'd be a personal trainer fo baby boomers.

Nothing.  

As long as I have the physical and mental capacity I don't see ever retiring.

Good morning Roy. I wouldn't retire, love what I do much to much. Fortunately no age limit.

No Roy, I would slow down but not stop.

Probably go visit my friend Roy in Maryland.

I would read a lot, garden, visit regularly art events, be very active with charities.

Sleep for a week..then travel for a year. then I'm sure i'd get back to doing something i love

I would travel. My latest dream trip is a cruise off the coast of Newfoundland and Maine. Then when I got back I would start working again until the next travel bug hit me. I would also relax at home inbetween trips and work. One thing I truly miss is not spending a lot of time at my home. I don't really see my self retiring completely. I love what I do and I like to stay busy. 

hunt, fish and dable in Real Estate.

I would be bored silly!

I would absolutely stay in real estate. I'd help more clients that need help in gettting a home. I'm speaking of monetary assistance ... working for less and yet making a bigger difference in the lives of those I serve.

We retired 15 years ago and went into real estate.

Roy,

I cannot imagine retiring from what we do.  We are having so much fun, perhaps we would work with less clients and travel more...A

Hmm... sleep a few days then pack a bag and hit a tropical island for a good while !

Joking aside,  I would really enjoy retiring to a small veggie garden  , a few chickens and a goat or two ( just because they are adorable and funny ).

I would stay barefoot for the best part, soak up the sun and review that bucket list... Could I lasso a calf ? would I have the nerve to jump from a plane ?will my health / body allow me to run a marathon ? What meaningful work can provide to mental illess  awareness and groups ( I have a child with schizophrenia and the health care system is poorly funded and so out of date.. broken, completely unorganized and unfitting for any human to get help)... What does Italy smell like and how long can I float on the waters of Aruba or Costa Rica ? I want to find out. 

I want to read more, talk less. Wear a bikini until I embarrass my kids and not take myself so seriously.   Eat better , exercise more.

Roy, maybe I should get to my list now vs waiting for real retirement.. who knows when their last breath will be. 

I am retired. Luv what I do.

Hmmmm. Actually I could but I really don't want to yet. Plan to begin to slow down a bit in a few years.

I would not retire tomorrow.  I don't plan to ever retire, I may slow down, but I am one who can't sit still for more than a few minutes and don't have enough hobbies to keep me busy in "retirement".  If, however, I slow down, I'd like to travel more.  To do that, I need an income :)

The best way to approach life is a "half full glass".  Everyone has a choice as to how they will view they world, their circumstance and it works well if you decide early on to look at problems as an opporunity in discuise.  There is always a way over it, under it, around it or just plain through it.  Look for the answer, you'll always find it once you set your mind to it.  How do you eat an elephant: One bite a at a time.

I would buy an apartment in Paris and a few acres of land in the Pacific Northwest islands and travel between both places with my family, pursuing my dual and largely unrelated interests in social philosophy and outdoor adventures!

Move, to Costa Rica......

Keep doing what I'm doing, which is what I enjoy. 

I would teach.

Domesticaly, it would be The Life of Simplicty  and Entrapenurship.

Internationally, I would teach English and drill wells.

And when my revolutions around the sun are complete I wish only that my efforts has changed someone's life.

I though I was retired... retired in 1989 from the corporate world. Retired in 1998 from real estate when we moved to Charlotte.