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    GET OUT AND SOCIALIZE
     
    "I took a survey among my friends who are married or in a serious relationship," says Diane, a single professional who works for an insurance association. "There are many ways to meet your soul mate, but none of them involve sitting at home doing nothing."

    Still have no idea where to find single people? No problem. These suggestions are sure to put you where you want to be -- with other great singles! If you're shy, try the approaches that scare you the least to start with.

  • Bookstores. Select an interesting book, then approach someone and ask them if they've ever read it or know the author's work.

  • Single Parent Support Groups. If you're a single parent, this is a great way to share your concerns, get helpful ideas, and meet other like-minded single parents. See "Divorce Support Services" on page 16 for some suggestions.

  • Coffee Houses. A casual and popular spot for singles these days. Sit down with a copy of Divorce Magazine (it's a great conversation piece!) and enjoy the exotic blends. Some coffee houses offer poetry readings and live music as well.

  • Parks. A great place to walk or picnic. Check with your local department of parks and recreation and get on their mailing list. They sponsor some great activities, like dancing in the park, arts, and craft shows. And walking a cute, friendly dog is a great way to meet people -- they'll come to you!

  • Video stores. Are you into comedy? Or maybe you need a little drama in your life. Find someone interesting in the oldies section. Reminisce with him or her about how they just don't make movies like that anymore, then discuss your favorite classics.

  • Commuting. Taking the train or bus from work doesn't have to be boring. Sit next to someone you find interesting, start up a conversation, and make the trip home an enjoyable one.

    As you begin looking into one or more of these possibilities, you'll discover more opportunities than you could have imagined to meet other single people in your area. Take a good look at the bulletin boards on the internet and listing section of your local newspapers and magazines for singles events that might interest you.

    The opportunities for you to reach out and become involved in absorbing and enjoyable activities -- to keep on learning and growing, to do some good, to make new friends, and perhaps even find new love -- are all around you. All you have to do is seize them.


     
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