Best gated communities, Tucson area w built in social activites for single 51yr female? What makes it special?
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There are many! You need a trusted realator Jim Gardner with Keller Williams you cant go wrong Email him at jim@jimgardner.com Christian man good values.
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That is a hard time for you. Been there, 3 times\n1/ list things you like doing, or are interested in\n2/ look up clubs and groups that do these things, \n3/ if you have at least 1 friend that you can persuade to go to any/all of them, go.\nif not, go yourself, you don't have to stay if uncomfortable, remember, some of the people there possibly went for the same reason you did.\nGive it time, Parents Without Partners are good places for your age group. There are others, look up the net\ngood luck.
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Hey!  We really like a site called SLS.  It will allow you to do a search & show you many ppl are in your immediate area, as well as different listings of clubs & events like Meet & Greets in your area.  You can join for free, and it really serves as a great way to find others you may be interested in.  Good luck, and happy swinging :)
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I am a 20 Yr resident of San Diego and love it here.  \n\nClairemont Mesa is a community within the City that has become valuable because it is relatively close to the beaches and Mission Bay (within 1-2 Miles Inland), well situated between major Freeways and also is a closer and easier commute to Downtown than some of the more Northerly Inland communities.\n\nClairemont is an older community and by that I mean its housing stock dates mostly to the post WWII building boom era.  \n\nIt is a moderately dense area - population wise, with a bustling suburban character and feel, with no well defined town center.\n\nThe San Diego County web-site has excellent resources available - see the People and Places sub-categories Under the 'Living' Pulldown Tab.  http://www.co.san-diego.ca.us/\n\nThose who are interested in Crime Statistics in this region will find an excellent Interactive Map on the City Of San Diego website at: http://www.sandiego.gov/police/stats/index.shtml\n\nHope this helps in getting to know your new home.  Welcome!
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So many women are moving online that I don't think you can go wrong starting there. I would check out www.craigslist.com personals section, and also www.backpage.com (the online version of the New Times) as well. On both, just click on the Phoenix link and then the personals link. Be warned, some of the women on both are fake, so I would just post an ad if I were you, it is 100% free to read, post, and respond.
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i've lived in santa rosa all my life. the santa rosa plaza mall is probably the best place to meet new people.
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There are many sources for meeting new people.  If you like hiking, there are single hiking clubs.  Take a class just for fun, like something recreational, gym, softball, etc..  If you have a dog, go to a dog park or park. These are few of many things out there.  Enjoy!
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Join lots of social activities; get out there - join a biking, hiking, walking, sailing club (or all of the above); try "dinnerworks" where the organizer puts 8 people (4 men, 4 women) together at a nice restaurant for dinner; take a look at this website www.meetup.com -- they have groups of people with common interests meeting everywhere... don't give up (and good luck).
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There is a large population of retires and the soon to be retired who are looking at Guadalajara, Mexico (check out this link: http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0405/retirement_in_mexico.shtml ) and Costa Rica (here is a link for the Association of Residents of Costa Rica: http://www.arcr.net/ ).  Both are fairly high on my list, but I've still got a couple years to plan.. ....like 20.
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I used to live in Dallas. There are great churches with good singles group. Try Lovers Lane United Methodist Church and Fellowship in Las Colinas. \n\nAnother good way is to volunteer. There are many great volunteer opportunities. Try 500 Inc., Shakespeare Festival, etc. The Dallas Chamber of Commerce sponsers several really cool programs for business people...Leadership Dallas, and there is another one, ck those out.\n\nAlso, you can meet people at Yahoo Personals, Match, and those kinds of sites.
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somewhere where you can talk, and there are plenty of other people around (so that she feels safe).\nCafe or restaurant are most typical.\nWalk on the beach, if they are romantic.\nMovies are also common, esp if you do not want to talk too much. (but kinda suggestive of other actions).\nNightclubs are again a bit more intimate.\nConcerts are OK if you know what they are into.\nWatching sports is not smth that many women like.\nDoing sports/outdoors is nice, if you both have shared interest.\nI like the idea of a scenic boat tour, assuming there are any in your area.\n\nNice point Mace, women _love_ shopping. You just have to decide whether you wanna spoil her like that from the very beginning.
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The answer you already have is bunk. Most of San Fernando Valley is pretty gay friendly. I lived there for years and most of San Fernando is really gay friendly. There are several night clubs as well as some really good Lamda activities. Go to Planetout.com and do some research. Good luck!
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Hi Christian!\nNow that the housing market is finally looking up, it's the perfect time to seek out a new place to live. This summer you need to shake off that "lucky I even have my folks to live with" mentality, polish up your shoes, and explore your living quarters options! There are fun, flexible, fantastic places out there just waiting for someone like you!\nNow, get out there and pound the pavement. Beat on some doors until you latch onto that incredible tree house or fort you always wanted!\n(I heard the esperanza area is a great place to find a cardboard box near the dumpster behind a pizza joint?)\n-zealnik
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what is the largest city nearest to you, go there...the night life in larger cities is much better since they're so culturally diverse. If you want your small town to offer more...simply go to the city council, and petition for something cool that singles can do without driving to a big city. Cite the fact that the town needs something to attract singles, and the general public to local businesses.
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Maybe she could check out the local library or see if there are any tea dances in the area?\n\nThere are also plenty of Old Age Forum groups or similar that have organised activities for older people, so she could meed someone playing cards or at an art class.\n\nHope she finds a nice gent!
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The ""Single Volunteers of San Diego"" sounds like a great organization and you could fit your love of dogs right in there by organizing your own group volunteer activity.\n\nSINGLE VOLUNTEERS OF SAN DIEGO\n==============================\nhttp://singlevolunteerssandiego.org/SAN DIEGO JUNIOR JAYCEES \n=========================\nhttp://sandiegojaycees.org/SINGLE SIERRANS\n===============\nhttp://sandiego.sierraclub.org/20s30s/index.aspSINGLE GOLF ASSOCIATION\n========================= \nhttp://www.geocities.com/sdasga/EAST COAST TRANSPLANTS AND FRIENDS (Are you an east coaster, or a friend?)\n===================================\nhttp://www.ectclub.com/PACIFIC SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB (both single and married)\n===============================\nhttp://www.pacific-sports.com/index.htmMovies and More\n---------------\n""is for singles 35 and up. The group meets for two Sunday movies a month followed by a dinner social. Other events include after-work happy hours, dances and day trips. Call (858) 490-8012 for monthly calendar.""\n\n\nSan Diego Tall Club \n-------------------\n""is a social club for tall men and women.  Membership requirements are: All members must be 21 years of age, or older, and single at the time of joining Minimum height for men is 6'2"" Minimum height for women is 5'10"" For more information, browse this web-site, or call and leave your name and mailing address (for a free newsletter) (858)\n693-TALL.\n\n\nTruly Young Professionals (note that website link does not work!) \n-------------------------\n""is a San Diego-area based club dedicated to bringing single, young professionals together for weekly social activities. If you are a college graduate, in the 25-45 age range, and used your education to prepare for your profession, this may be the club for you!! TYP events\ninclude fine dining; house parties; camping; tennis; miniature golf; bowling; plays; symphony; volleyball picnics; happy hours; and more!
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check out planetout.com .  Also message boards.  I live in Seattle area for a little while and met lots of nice folks through the message boards on AOL.....  good luck!  Seattle is the BEST for glbt!