New school year. New neighborhood. New job. Life offers continual opportunities to make new friends. But no matter how friendly or social someone is, often this can seem more of a challenge than a blessing. In this Internet age, people can get stuck in social networking sites and endless rounds of e-mail, planning to meet in person but never quite getting there. Though there’s no argument that the computer can be a helpful tool, stepping away from it and trying the following tips can lead to fresh friendships:

Show Your Interests

There are numerous ways to find friends with similar interests, that don’t involve joining a class or already-established group (which can sometimes be costly or too time-consuming.) One option is to make interests public – an example is to take a digital camera to a picturesque location and start snapping away (note: be sure to snap only the natural surroundings, not people!) Someone nearby may share an interest in photography… or books, knitting, painting, drawing. Partaking in a hobby in public can make starting a conversation – and perhaps building a new friendship – easier.

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