When I imagined retirement, I pictured freedom. No alarms. No deadlines. After forty years of schedules and obligations, I thought relief would feel lighter. Instead, it arrived quietly. The farewell lunch passed with cake, speeches, and handshakes. The next morning, there was nowhere I had to be. At first, it felt pleasant. I slept in. I lingered over breakfast. I...
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