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Officially I retire tomorrow on 30th June but with accrued holiday my last day in the office was actually on the 18th. I am now weaning myself off the routine and anxieties of working life.

However, blogging will continue. Whilst it may have served as a form of alternative therapy for the busy divorce lawyer, I think it may now be viewed as an opportunity for creative writing. Oh, okay, maybe the truth is that after a lifetime of divorce I just can’t really let go!



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Anonymous said…
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02 July, 2014 19:39
Simon said…
Best of luck Judith, I hope retirement is fun for you and that the adjustment to not working is manageable.
Will you be starting a new blog or continuing to blog on this site?
08 July, 2014 10:54
Judith said…
Thanks Simon. The answer to both your questions is yes as I hope to keep Judith Divorce running but have also been blogging about retirement for a little while now as Caree Risover at http://aretirementblog.blogspot.co.uk/
08 July, 2014 21:48
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