Ann: Contract Awards, page-48

I guess we all have some horror stories about stocks that have cost us dearly and then some that have done well. Amongst all the pandemic focused and saturated news reporting, at least we're lucky enough to spend some time frustrating and costly as it may be at times, on some things which one enjoys - encompassing both trading and those conversations. Even as it may vary between good, bad and the ugly. Thank goodness we have internet - however even there there are the occasional unwelcome viruses one needs to be wary of.

And retirement - it's almost as though half the country has been forcibly pushed into it - at least temporarily. I must say it's nice not to have to have the usual rush that everyday living normally dishes up, not to mention being able to lie in bed a tad longer in the morning and taking time for another cuppa - if that's part and parcel of retirement, I don't think it's too bad. Shame the bills in the mail don't get retired permanently.