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Some apps can be tailored to specific demographics and interests, making it even easier to search for a good match! For the best results, create an open and honest profile with accurate images of yourself. Start with just one app or website and take it slow. If you feel overwhelmed at first, try limiting your online browsing to evening hours. Be careful about the photos and details you provide on your dating website. Don't provide too many identifying details that could compromise your safety. Try exploring dating websites like Match.com, eHarmony, and ChristianMingle.com. Dating apps like PlentyofFish, Bumble, Happn, and OKCupid are also good options. When meeting people in real life, make sure that you meet in public. Happy hours are popular with people in their 30s, since it's something they can do right after work and still get home at a reasonable time. Find out where there are good late afternoon drink specials near you, and try hitting a different place each week. If someone catches your eye, smile at them and consider buying them a drink as an icebreaker. Skip that dance club full of 20-year-olds, or the dive bar near the university. Instead, go to dinner parties, wine tasting events, gallery openings, and other places that are usually populated by people in your approximate age group. Tailor your conversation to the event if you're looking for conversation starters. For example, if you're at a gallery opening, you can talk about artists you like or recent openings you've attended. These days, a lot of single people are in their 30s. There is a good chance that someone in your social group knows somebody who might be a good fit for you. Meeting people face to face, through mutual friends, can be a great way to connect in a low-key way. You could say, "Do you know if Darrell has any single friends? If so, I'd love it if you'd introduce me." Trying something new can be exciting! It can also provide you with opportunities to connect with potential dates who share similar interests. You never know who you might meet! For example, you could check out a yoga or aerobics class at your gym or take an evening painting class at a community college.

summary: Explore dating apps and websites. Check out happy hour at local bars and restaurants. Look for dates where you know other 30-somethings spend time. Ask your friends to set you up. Take a class or pursue a new hobby.

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You can petsit, babysit, tutor, or do yard work for family friends and neighbors depending on your age if you are old enough. You may not be suited for all that work, so narrow down what you want to do. Even though you may not want to work, remember how much you want that American Girl Doll! In the end it will be worth it. You can't find work without people to work for. Knock on your neighbors' doors and ask family friends if they have any work they need to be done. Be sure to sell yourself as a responsible and hard-working kid. Have a rate in mind, but wait to talk about it. If you do good work, they'll pay you a fair price. Be respectful. Not everybody wants work done. If they don't want to hire you, don't press the issue. Ask your parents before starting, and let them know where you are at all times. Make sure they're in an area where people will see it, like a bulletin board or on a busy street corner. Put your phone number, name, and the work you want to do. Then wait for somebody to call you! Make slips with your number on it so people can take your information on the go. Make your flyer colorful and visually appealing. Pictures and big, bold fonts are good. Convey as much information in as few words as possible. If you get a job, do your best work. The better your work, the more they'll pay you and the more likely they are to ask for you again. Hopefully word will spread and soon enough everybody will be asking for you!

summary: Decide what kind of work you'd be willing to do. Ask around to find people to work for. Post flyers in your neighborhood. Do your job!

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Simmer together for about an hour.
summary: Add the tomato base ingredients and the protein ingredients to the pot with the beans and vegetables. Serve in bowls with vegan sour cream, pumpkin seeds, chopped parsley, and crushed peanuts.