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- Re: Social Challenge: Week 1 One Small Win!
Social Challenge: Week 1 One Small Win!
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Social Challenge: Week 1 One Small Win!
Week 1: Whatโs one small win you have had this week and one thing thatโs been harder than expected? Short answers welcome! Jump in even if youโre just getting started!
Want to join the challenge? Hereโs the URL:https://www.aarp.org/rewards/earn/socialchallenge/
Win I visited with two old friends for four days. The challenge will be trying to keep abreast of my exercise goals.
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Relocating is hard. Iโve been following my youngest child to a be a present grandma in her girls life. Ten years, 3 moves. All in the same state but hundreds of miles apart. I always go looking for my church first. Not always the first I try. After I start to feel comfortable there I look for the senior center. You can usually get lunches there a few dollars and sit with other folks and start up conversation. Another place I look for is classes at the Y or community center. Whether itโs craft or exercise being with people in a common goal can least to conversation. You may not one to do all these at the same time, pick one you feel comfortable with and go. If you donโt want to be lonely ask one of your class members what else is there to do for senior? Which one do they suggest? โฆetc.
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Two social outlets, though it can be hard to push myself to go sometimes when feeling more introverted. My square dance club, and pickleball. Modern square dancing is an awesome way to 'check all the boxes' on exercise, cognitive play, social, fun for low cost. Pickleball I choose where to play based on whether I'll enjoy the people I'll be with. www.castoff8s.com; www.wheresthedance.com

