I guess you could go take a class for adult enrichment. Go to Meetup.com, and look for a meetup that has to do with some activity in which you have a keen interest. If you go to church, try to find out about the various different ministries that your parish offers, I used to sing in the church choir. Look for some classes in arts, and crafts. Maybe get a copy of your local Sunday newspaper, and look for the section that lists all the different volunteer opportunities in your area, and seek to volunteer in something you really like, or in which you strongly believe. If you're a Roman Catholic like me you could try to find out if your parish has a Rosary makers club. You can try to volunteer with a local animal shelter. Volunteer for your political party that you support. Look for a gourmet cooking class to take. Take a foriegn language class? Maybe you could volunteer at your local library?
There's so much stuff out there that it's hard for me to list it all, but I can't concentrate, because my sinuses are bugging me. Another thing too is that I should probably be taking my own advice since I live in a new town myself. I still miss Houston of course, and Las Vegas as well. Las Vegas had a cute little Chinatown, Houston has two.
He has loads of friends
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I guess you could go take a class for adult enrichment. Go to Meetup.com, and look for a meetup that has to do with some activity in which you have a keen interest. If you go to church, try to find out about the various different ministries that your parish offers, I used to sing in the church choir. Look for some classes in arts, and crafts. Maybe get a copy of your local Sunday newspaper, and look for the section that lists all the different volunteer opportunities in your area, and seek to volunteer in something you really like, or in which you strongly believe. If you're a Roman Catholic like me you could try to find out if your parish has a Rosary makers club. You can try to volunteer with a local animal shelter. Volunteer for your political party that you support. Look for a gourmet cooking class to take. Take a foriegn language class? Maybe you could volunteer at your local library?
There's so much stuff out there that it's hard for me to list it all, but I can't concentrate, because my sinuses are bugging me. Another thing too is that I should probably be taking my own advice since I live in a new town myself. I still miss Houston of course, and Las Vegas as well. Las Vegas had a cute little Chinatown, Houston has two.
I hope my suggestions helped.