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Good afternoon,
I am looking for pen pals. One that doesn't mind email. I was thinking of making it a weekly, biweekly, or monthly correspondence depending on their schedules. During these times, I feel that it is a good time to reach out to people and make friends. A little about me, I am recently married and almost 31 years old. We have two cats and a dog. I have been called an "old soul" my entire life which may be why I studied history and library science in college. I love history, listening and telling stories. I am really into puzzles, reading, gardening, baking, and crafts. I am currently learning cross stitch and crochet.
Thank you! I look forward to hearing you all!
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Good afternoon,
I am looking for pen pals. One that doesn't mind email. I was thinking of making it a weekly, biweekly, or monthly correspondence depending on their schedules. During these times, I feel that it is a good time to reach out to people and make friends. A little about me, I am recently married and almost 31 years old. We have two cats and a dog. I have been called an "old soul" my entire life which may be why I studied history and library science in college. I love history, listening and telling stories. I am really into puzzles, reading, gardening, baking, and crafts. I am currently learning cross stitch and crochet.
Thank you! I look forward to hearing you all!
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Hi,
I am in Illinois, forced retired (thank you COVID, NOT!), and still finding my way around. How is everyone doing today? I will try and find my way back here, I wish there was a way to have a post that one has replied to highlighted to make it easier to get back to.
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Hi Shari, I understand that it can be frustrating at times to figure out how to navigate these things like finding a post that I wanted to return to. Each site has their own way of doing things it seems and in being so, there's always something new to learn But finding a post you've replied to, I may be able to help you with that one.
First off, go your "My Profile" page. You'll see the link just under where it says AARP Rewards. From there, scroll downwards, past the About "Me" section until you reach the part that says, All Activity. There you can find posts that you've made and clicking on the Re: SOME POST, that will take you back.
I hope that helps at least some. There are other ways I can think of but that one seems pretty easy to me. Good luck! 😊
It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice.
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Hello,
Nice meeting you too! Time sure flies when one isn't doing anything ..LOL Anyway my Thanksgiving was nice, one of my three daughters who lives, with me prepared a nice small meal that our cat liked too.LOL.
Looks like winter is finally going to hit my area, and my city is going to live up to one of the many nicknames it has.
Shari
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Hi @KerryH39788 . Hope you're doing well. I'm in Tucson. If you click on the person name it will take you to their profile, then just scroll down till you see add as friend or send private message.
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Hey Dave! Want to hear something funny? About four years ago, I mistakenly sent in a subscription card to "Better Homes & Gardens". After recvg. the first copy, I sent a cancellation request, telling them that I just didn't realize what a total housewifey publication it was. They kept on sending the mag and billings and I "wasted" about two more stamps reiterating that cancellation request. FOUR YEARS later-I'm still getting the magazine and a billing, never having sent them a thin dime. One wonders if their publishers are telling their advertisers what a fantastic circulation they have, and how much of their circulation is like me-people who don't even want the damned thing! Take care & GB-IndyMo
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Somebody wanting to talk about sex! Listen, just go to all the unaffilliated rooms listed on google, and that is ALL you will find that is going on-Senior or not! I like this site, because I don't have to "weed out" all of that stuff and the pro hustlers that go with it-Capice? Furstenentsie meer? I think the majority of chatters on this site are still married, and most of us just wish to chat about the everyday problems confronting Seniors like health, finances, repairs, helpful hints, etc
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Hi David! I go by IndyMo, and as the name implies, live in Indianapolis or rather one of it's Western suburbs. I'm in my 80's, been married forever (no, only 62 yrs.) I was born & raised on a farm in Michigan, served in the peacetime Army as an old greasy tanker down at Ft. Knox in the late 50's. I'm a philatelist (stamp collector), and only fair gardener. My wife & I are in reasonably good health for our age, and are getting pretty sick & tired of being held house prisoners without so much as an ankle bracelet ! My wife & I vacationed in upstate NY(the long State park with the high waterfall) almost 20 yrs ago, and on the way back home stopped in Rochester and ate at an Italian rest. along the lake shore and the food was fabuuulus! It's probably long gone by now, but I wish we could go there again.
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We live in a private house, which helps a little.
We have a car, so we can get out, drive down to the Hudson River, maybe walk,
if nobody else is around and then back home.
Long days, lots of good food and red wine helps.
If you want to reach me off this site, my email is pdeig@optnline.net
Stay safe, David
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LOL...I say...get a room...LOL
I guess you haven't seen it because like me, you ain't looking for it. You know the old saying...if you look for it...you will find it...LOL
Okay, that's my laugh for the night. Everyone sleep well. Peace Out.
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Yes, mdawn, unlike an unaffilliated room that I tried last month where two people would look in over an hour's time, AARP has a TON of readers & participants and that's what makes it fun. The other thing is, the private rooms all seem to be made up of folks wanting sex, and I know I'm not the only person who is still happily married after a lot of years, and that is just not on my agenda. I like to discuss travel, politics, finances, repair tips & the everyday challenges that confront all of us seniors. Hope you find that interesting as well. Thx, IndyMo
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Willing to discuss most subjects and have a varied knowledge base, done many things over my many years.
Do hope that you, your family and friends are all happy and healthy and don't get sick with this virus. Best wishes and good luck!
JMC-NC
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