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Don’t forget – it doesn’t always have to be a man. You could meet the sister of your future husband at a running club (or pottery class).

This is worth networking for.

17Susan Walsh April 10, 2013 at 5:53 pm I know one couple who met hiking on the Appalachian Trail, and Cheryl Strayed’s hiking memoir reveals several romantic opportunities that came her way.

Biking is also good – lots of coed groups go biking together. The thing about athletics is that it’s often a challenge for women to keep up with the men. You have to kick ass and graduate from the novice group so you can go find some athletic guys.

18Susan Walsh April 10, 2013 at 6:04 pm @Anacaona

What activities new-mothers do in this country?

I took up needlepoint. Women love crafts, so any place that focuses on them will have female group sessions or lessons. I used to go on Friday mornings from 9-12. It was jokingly referred to as “stich ‘n bitch” but mostly it was just moms of kids sharing tidbits. I did it for years!

19Anacaona April 10, 2013 at 6:06 pm I took up needlepoint. Women love crafts, so any place that focuses on them will have female group sessions or lessons. My local Michaels always announces this things. I should check it out then. I will report back if positive things happen!