Frustrated

[hockeygal 0]

That is rough. I often think about what the future has in store in that sense. I moved from my hometown to this town 10 years ago, and it took a little while to meet people, but it worked. I joined a couple of groups I was interested in, and did the "let's have coffee" thing at work. Perhaps look into an outdoor club if you are interested in that? Those are often made up of people who want to do things but don't have friends interested in the same activities...

I've already started scoping out my future neighborhood. Last time I was there, I saw snugglebunny speaking to his neighbor - a woman about my age (he is new to the neighborhood too). I ran out of the house and leapt over the garbage can to join the conversation! He thinks I was jealous that he was speaking to a woman, but all I was thinking was "a possible friend! a neighbor friend!"

[Elizabethnhenry 0]

I can't help but remember who I was in the UK, and I've lost a lot of that now. I understand also about landing on US soil and losing your identity.

Hugs.

And that is something I think many USCs (myself included) sometimes forget or whose weight we underestimate.

Lost of good advice has been given, Lucy. Good luck!!!

Are you in South Michigan??