At what age would you like

[bobjustbob]

Can't do it. Something I must have done in a past life keeps me here to suffer for eternity.

 

[vodkazvictim]

I never want to retire.
I enjoy my teaching.
I enjoy hospitality.
You can do both of them (in certain roles) even in old age.
Who said Socialists are lazy and hate work?

 

[Rey C.]

Retire? You mean like not have a productive job, sit on the couch and wait to die? I'd rather not ever get to that point. I just want to be healthy enough to keep doing what I enjoy doing for as long as I can do it. But if I had a crap job with a crap company, I wouldn't be seeking retirement, I'd be seeking a new line of work with a new company. I just did that (again): today is my last day with an employer that I'd grown tired of. I'm off into the Great Wide Open with a new company starting next Monday.

Worst case, I'd want to go part-time by the time I'm about 60 and just do consulting. I took two and a half weeks off over Christmas and after about a week, I was so bored that I didn't know what to do. I can't imagine living like that for years on end. That would be Hell on Earth for me.

 

[Harley Spencer]

I love what I do. I don't see myself ever fully retiring. I'll continue to dabble and be involved my whole life, I hope.

I'll not be working full time by 40.

This. I enjoy what Im getting myself into with writing and doing makeup for shoots and whatnot. Writing is something I'd love to do for as long as I can. But I certainly don't want to be working full time for someone else after my middle ages.

 

[xfire]

I want to find the fountain of youth and continue to live and work for a few centuries.