Most excellent. I started working in 1987, got burnt out in a couple of startups (but did well financially), went half-time in 2003 until last year (with a bre

Most excellent. I started working in 1987, got burnt out in a couple of startups (but did well financially), went half-time in 2003 until last year (with a break for a PhD in between), and am now officially retired. It is wonderful having the leverage to do whatever I feel like doing, or not committing to a long-term project. The more I act pricey, the more I seem to attract 'em! I used to miss the camaraderie of office mates, but live interaction is gone anyway in these covid times. All days are weekends; my social calendar is dictated by others' schedules! We moved close to our aging parents and in-laws to be with them in their dotage, which has its pluses and some minuses, but no regrets at all on that count, for we must afford them some of the affection and happiness that they showered on us when we were yay high. I code for fun, have done a bunch of ML courses and am now learning statistics in earnest. I am learning (Indian) music from two separate teachers, and cook a fair bit. 'Sall good!