Harder and harder

[Carsman]

Actually this is the first time in a long time where I've had a do nothing day. Feels good after I get used to it.
I work 6 days a week from May to Oct. This is my first Saturday off.

During my working career, the higher up the ladder I went the more responsibilities I took on. 
The last 20 years I worked as engineering department head 6 days a week at 10 hours a day. 
At one point, while working on a "Presidential Helicopter project", my engineering department worked 6 days 12 hours a day and 8 hours on Sundays for four months due to security threat issues that needed to be incorporated into the Helicopter for the Presidents safety! 
Good Times! 
(The company still builds the President's Helicopters, they are the best in the world) 

I forgot to mention, after I retired, the company kept calling me for 5 years to see if I wanted to return as a consultant and continue to work on redesigning the Helicopters for the POTUS!   I declined, over and over, retired is retired.