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She is going to work with the food bank in Richmond. Any ideas about where she can meet Democrats and which neighborhoods are safe and which to avoid. She is 63, and knows no one so I am asking you guys. Thanks for anything you can tell us!
badtoworse
(5,957 posts)I don't agree politically with two of my best friends, but that does not affect our relationship. If I had screened on the basis of politics, I would never have gotten to know the best friends anyone could hope to have.
babydollhead
(2,231 posts)I guess what I meant was people who care about other people. when we moved into my neighborhood, there was a sigh of relief from the people on the block that we were democrats, worked for nonprofits, had an interest in the community, and were compassionate and also liked to laugh and talk on the back porch into the night about the world, and how we could do some good and not be bigoted, racist homophobes, buying into empirical greed. Thats what I meant by democrats.
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(56,582 posts)babydollhead
(2,231 posts)FSogol
(45,488 posts)* = Other than being careful like you would in any big city.
Make sure to go have lunch at Sally Bells.
http://www.sallybellskitchen.com/
for politics, try Drink Liberally
Richmond
When? First Sunday of each month, 6:00 pm
Where? Sine Irish Pub, 1327 East Cary Street
http://livingliberally.org/chapter/email_signup/5736