With his departure from office only weeks away, President George W. Bush told reporters Monday that he is 'fed up' with the way his mother, former first lady Barbara Bush, keeps pestering him about his postOval Office plans. 'Every time I see her it's 'have you thought about your future' this, and 'do you know where you're gonna put your presidential library' that,' said Bush, who will be moving out of the White House on Jan. 20. 'It's like, I'll just get a job as a CEO or board chairman or something. My God, quit worrying about it. I'm 62 years old, for Christ's sake!' Bush, who has prepared for the end of his second term by learning to play guitar and visiting friends across the country, said he will be 'just fine' once he gets out into the real world. 'I might not have the most experience, and I don't have a lot of practical skills, either, but I need to figure this out for myself,' Bush said. 'I mean, you don't see Cheney's parents riding him about this stuff.' Reached for comment at her summer home in Kennebunkport, ME, Barbara Bush claimed that she only wants what is best for the president, and hopes that he will become more responsible and self-reliant in years to come. Her son, she said, would never even have gotten his job at the White House had she and her husband not 'pulled a few strings.' 'He's spent the last five or six years fooling around and experimenting with this little Iraq thing he likes so much, but now it's time for him to get serious,' Mrs. Bush said. 'And if he thinks he's just going to come live with us when this is over, he's got another thing coming.' 'Our baby [former Florida governor] Jeb [Bush] already took his old room anyway,' she added. 