Single Baby Boomers
Dating
Don’t
stay at home and
watch TV every night!
Sandy Dumont is a Boomer herself,
so she understands the ins and outs of Boomer dating. Here are a few tips
to help you get on the road to being noticed, so that you will be able
to form more friendships and get more dates with other Seniors like yourself.
- Join as many clubs and groups
as possible. Other “dating Boomers ” may be shy, and they
may be members of only one or two clubs or organizations that let them
pursue their hobbies. Popular hobbies include bridge, canasta, bingo,
bowling, golf, gardening, flower arranging and walking. Check your local
newspapers for the activities of area clubs and organizations. CLICK
HERE to read stories of dating baby boomers.
- Be a volunteer with the
hospital, museum or some other worthwhile organization. You are likely
to meet other “dating baby boomers ” who are also volunteers –
or staff members.
- Because other Boomers are
interested in health, put up a notice on the bulletin board of health
food shops, so that other dating baby boomers will know about you. On your
notice, mention that you are looking for someone to engage in whatever
hobbies you enjoy.
- Baby Boomers interested in dating
other boomers may be doing some of the exact things listed above, so
check out all the bulletin boards in your local grocery stores, pet
shops. We love our pets, because they are good company and
can also serve as watchdogs – or “watch cats.”
- If you already have a pet,
leave a notice at your local pet stores and mention that you are interested
in getting together with other Boomers who might also be pet lovers.
And who doesn’t love house pets?
- Attend all your own class
reunions, and ask friends if you could come along as a guest to their
class reunions. That way you may run into other dating baby boomers that
are close to your age, and consequently, have much in common with you.
- Join the local widow and
widowers club. Most of the members are likely to be boomers, and these
clubs usually arrange lots of social activities.
- Don’t stay at home
and watch television every night. Volunteer to be an usher at the local
symphony or opera house. That way, you can kill two birds with one stone.
You will have entertainment that is far superior to television, and
you are likely to encounter other boomers who don’t like to sit
home every night and watch television!
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read Sandy's recent magazine article,
"The Missing Ingredient"
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here
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