Congratulations. I retired at 62 and its been almost fourteen years for me. I'll make a few suggestions. First of all none of the plans, dreams, want to dos - none of it has any possibility if you aren't healthy enough to do it. If you don't start moving and keep moving the view is always the same from your recliner in the den. Next is to try to avoid the inherent isolation. I used to interact with hundreds of people a day. Now its maybe five or six a week. That takes a little getting used to. Third is that people you have known for what seems your whole life will get old, become frail, get sick and then pass. Four of my contemporaries have died this month. Last is to stop accumulating stuff (guns excepted) and start clearing stuff out.

Anyway - I wish you the best. And that invite still stands for you to ride over my way and we'll take whatever you want to shoot out and make some noise.