I know a lot of older folks that are very active in Second Life, find a good community and you can find lots of folk to connect with. If you get a creative com

I know a lot of older folks that are very active in Second Life, find a good community and you can find lots of folk to connect with. If you get a creative community there are in-world building and graphics classes, games, events, exploration, and other pass-times. One of the best communities SL I know of is Raglan Shire, tiny AV community, no sex, violence stuff or anything like that, fun and very active. Second Life would take too much to explain, best to visit it Raglan Shire has a webpage it's http://www.raglanshire.com http://www.raglanshire.com Otherwise if you are in suburban area I bet there are a bunch of community groups, either to participate or volunteer in. The local senior centrer is a good start, either to work there or find out about other local groups... Library too.