Our world is becoming smaller and smaller every day. With so much technology and connectivity, you can video chat with your cousin in Alaska and your childhood friend in Germany with the click of a button. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to be able to pick up the phone and call someone to meet for coffee later in the day.
It’s much easier for children to meet new people and make new friends. After all, they spend the majority of their days with others in their peer group. Once you’re out of school, it can feel like those opportunities aren’t as readily available. Maintaining friendships can be a powerful component in the lives of most people, and it is also important for your health. Studies show that loneliness is related to functional decline and a decrease in overall health for those older than 60. So, how do you make friends now?
With a little know-how and investigation, it’s easy to find long-lasting friends and keep in touch at any age – in any location.
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*This blog was first published here: Sunshine Retirement Living