Yesterday I started a blog about fakers and scammers. I intended it to be short but wound up writing five pages. It's incredible how many they are and the tactics they use? I think I've heard from most of them. 
How damn hard is it to find a legitimate person who wants to be friends? Not hung up on gender or age so much, though I tend to get along better with woman. Everytime I've messaged or been messaged by a man they were gay. 
Go figure.
I think I'm going to make a cardboard sign, "Wanted, real friend!" I'll stand on a street corner. I would put "atheist perferred" but in this town I'd probably be shot. What you think?
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Why are you looking for "friends" on the internet? It's much better in real life.
Yesterday I made a friend while on a 5-mile fast walk with my friend Kathy. We complimented a woman's flowers and she gave us a backyard tour. Jane was great: friendly, warm, funny and personable. We talked and laughed for a half hour. She invited me to stop by anytime for an Arnold Palmer drink.
"What's an Arnold Palmer?" I asked. "Iced tea with lemonade." Sounds good.
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June 2, 2022
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If there was any place to find someone local I sure would try. I am entirely separated from this town except for living here. This is the most religious town there can be. I wouldn't even know where to start here. So, here I am.
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