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“Dear PoPville,
My mom recently moved to DC from the west coast to be closer to her grandchildren. Unsurprisingly, thanks to the winter and the pandemic, making new friends hasn’t been easy.
Now that things are looking up a bit, I’d love to find some activities to suggest to her around the city where she could get to know her new home and maybe meet some other grandparents, too. Maybe your readers have some ideas?
p.s. In case it’s relevant, we live in NOMA but she’s open to traveling for something fun!”
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