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The word “retire” means to rest, but in Germany, retirees have got it backwards: once they stop working, they’re busier than ever before Support the show www.expatchatter.net Brenda Arnold

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These retirees don't retire - they're more active than ever

It's true. Even after years of living in Munich, Germany, I find funny stuff to talk about. Language gaffes, cultural confrontations, and life abroad. It's an ongoing adventure!

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It's true. Even after years of living in Munich, Germany, I find funny stuff to talk about. Language gaffes, cultural confrontations, and life abroad. It's an ongoing adventure!

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These retirees don't retire - they're more active than ever

These retirees don't retire - they're more active than ever