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I relocated to Pennsylvania this past summer due to a wonderful career opportunity. How do I adjust and meet new people in the new area?
Asked by Patriot League Mom, 7th Jul Answer this now »
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Angela 9th Jul
I
agree...Meetup.com
has
great
local
moms
groups.
Also,
depending
on
your
kids
ages,
make
sure
you
attend
birthday
parties
(that
your
schedule
permits)
sign
them
up
for
swim
lessons..something
like
that.
Maybe
even
the
library.
firewife40 7th Jul
My
husband
is
a
volunteer
fireman,
so
I
have
gotten
involved
in
the
auxiliary
group
and
met
people
through
that.
Also,
I
am
friends
with
some
of
the
other
wives
and
we
sometimes
do
things
together
while
our
husbands
are
at
drill
or
training.
I
live
in
Pennsylvania
-
where
are
you?
I'm
always
looking
for
other
moms
to
know!
Diane 7th Jul
Hey,
I
met
lots
of
new
people
by
joining
a
local
moms
group
via
Meetup.com.
Just
go
to
the
site
and
plug
in
your
zip
code.
All
kinds
of
groups
will
spring
up.
Good
luck!
BrendaG 7th Jul
We
moved
when
I
was
6
months
pregnant
to
a
place
with
family
1.5
hours
away,
but
no
one
in
the
metro
that
we
knew.
I
have
tried
several
ways
to
meet
new
people.
Online
sites
like
this
(seek
out
local
members
and
email
them...you
might
end
up
friends).
We've
also
joined
playgroups
to
get
to
know
other
parents
and
I
just
joined
Jr.
League
to
meet
other
women
and
do
something
for
the
community.
Also
search
for
a
local
Newcomer's
club.
You
really
have
to
try
a
few
things
and
see
if
any
friends
come
out
of
it.
Nataly 7th Jul
We
moved
last
year
and
two
things
that
really
helped
us
meet
new
people
were
getting
a
bit
more
involved
in
our
daughter's
school
(including
stuff
like
coming
to
drop
off
early
so
that
I
could
meet
other
parents)
and
sticking
around
while
our
daughter
is
in
an
activity,
like
her
music
or
ballet
group.
Coach April 7th Jul
I
have
found
that
volunteer
opportunities
are
great
places
to
meet
new
people.
I
met
two
of
my
closest
friends
through
volunteer
work.
Getting
involved
in
church
or
other
civic
activities
is
a
good
way
too.
Also
look
for
different
groups
based
on
hobbies
you
might
have.
When
I
started
running,
I
really
fell
in
love
with
it
because
the
people
were
so
friendly.
My
local
library
has
several
different
groups
that
meet
every
couple
of
weeks
to
discuss
books.
I
always
thought
that
looked
interesting
but
I
haven't
been
able
to
check
it
out
yet.
Looking
at
my
friends,
it
seems
I
met
most
of
them
through
my
kid's
activities.
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