George Rider has taken a unique approach to growing old – don’t do it!
After retiring, Rider embarked on a bumpy journey to find himself and a new lease on life.
For the first time, he got in touch with his creative side, an unusual direction indeed, since he spent 70 years of his life as a college athlete turned Navy officer turned Wall Street trader and weekend jock.
Told through a series of uproariously humorous and sometimes poignant adventures, The Rogue ‘ s Road to Retirement is about getting back in touch with your inner rascal and getting off your duff (Rider ends up in an MTV video, a Pepsi ad doing the polka, and Sports Illustrated …)
Rider’s adventures and stories reflect on finding a new passion in retirement by:
- being kind to your kids (after all, you need them to do the lawn work now)
- discovering the joys of guilt-tripping your grandchildren into hanging out with you
- struggling with the age-old dilemma – take another nap or go to the gym
- driving your spouse nuts now that you’re both home 24/7
- barhopping (or barhobbling) after age 65
- savoring the sweet memories of friends and loved ones now gone … and much more.
The Rogue’s Road to Retirement is about the rebels, raconteurs, and roués who refuse to grow old gracefully, who want to grow old the way they grew up – raising hell, having fun, and giving their kids and grandkids a run for their money.
The Essex Corinthian Yacht Club is pleased to host Rider in his home town and yacht club on Sunday, March 15, at 4 p.m.
The presentation is free of charge and open to the public,
Essex Corinthian Yacht Club is located at 9 Novelty Lane in Essex. For more information, call 860-767-3239 or visit www.essexcorinthian.org
