Over 30 in the Square?

[world.livejournal.com]

Just out of curiosity, wondered how many of you folks are old like me. :) Hardly any of my friends are local these days, so looking to meet a few more neat, interesting folks, to chat with on an occasional cold winter night, preferably people a bit closer to my own age, who normally prefer cafes and movies to late nights in bars and clubs. So, what the heck-say hi if you like!

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[ukelele.livejournal.com]

I do cafes and movies, don't do bars and clubs, and can't tolerate late nights, but I'm only 25 -- do I count? (I was alive during the 70s, but don't ask me to remember any of it...)

Anyway, I'm generally at the Diesel on Sunday mornings surrounded by a heap of Latin textbooks and a lesson planner. (So you can probably guess why I don't do late nights.) Feel free to say hi :).

[world.livejournal.com]

I will do that. :) I used to do the cafe thing more often on weekends, then got lazy and apathetic and realized I could have my coffee and paper at home. And, now I'm starting to realize that it's hard to meet people without leaving the house. I tend a little more toward the Someday, but the Diesel is cool, too.

25 is fine, too, the over 30 isn't written in stone, I was just curious to see if I WAS the only lj-er in Davis over 30. :)

[in-parentheses.livejournal.com]

Hi from another more quietly inclined mid-twenties Somervillian. Also, I noticed in your journal that you're in library school (and having the same sort of issues with it that I am, it sounds like), so presumably we're classmates. :)

[world.livejournal.com]

Well, we might be, but you're probably at Simmons, and I'm doing URI part-time (they offer a few courses a semester at contributing campuses in MA). :) How far along are you, and how do you like it?

[ukelele.livejournal.com]

Ah, this is one of the major reasons I haven't bought a coffee maker -- I really would never leave the house if I had one ;).