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2. 提出建议；

3. 你的祝愿。

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1. 词数不少于80；

2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；

3.字迹工整；

4.电子邮件的格式、开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。

Dear Li Hua,

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Yours,

Adviser

As a work-from-home mother of three, I spent my days driving children to school and then sticking to my daily1. I'd go to the same gym,2 at the same store, and walk the same neighborhood path.

One fall morning, I was out on a walk with a close friend. This woman is independent and brave, to whom I often turn for advice. As we talked about our daily life, I3 the topic to fear. I admitted that I felt4 in my comfortable zone but didn't know how to walk out.

The advice she gave me changed my life. "Starting5, get started no matter what," she said. "Starting today, do something every day that6 you."

I decided to7 her advice and began to make conversation with the cashier at my regular store and order something8 at my favourite restaurant. I gave myself permission to9 new and frightening opportunity.

My wise friend's advice became my life's10. In the years to come, following this advice11 changed my life and opened doors I didn't even know had been closed. Heart racing, and stomach aching were once signs of danger, but now they were signs of opportunity. I get to try and fail, feel fear and choose to be12 every single day.

Fear is a13. Without it, I'd still be at my regular seat asking for the same sandwich instead of sitting in a café telling the waiter to "14 me." Accepting opportunities that frighten me has15 me with the knowledge that I can do hard things.

Get the word out

Tell your friends, family and co-workers that you're moving and looking to meet new people. Make sure to communicate what kind of connections you're looking for, like someone to show you around town. Use this time to do some research. Look up if your favourite coffee shop has branches in your new neighborhood. . These groups, like volunteer organizations, can offer you a sense of familiarity.

Add more routine (惯例) to your day

Setting time aside for activities, communities or places you love can help you feel more at home. Do you go on a run every morning? Try running at the same park for a week. Or go back to that restaurant around the block at least once a month. . By doing the same things, you're seeing the same faces and you will become less shy to ask a question because you see them all the time.

Explore interest groups

. Nowadays, you can find most of them online — for food, sports, or religion, just to name a few. You could also use your move as an opportunity to try things that you've been eager to try for years. That way, you feel connected to the city with the good memory of you excitedly exploring something new.

You don't have to push yourself to make friends within weeks. Try to focus on being connected in the moment. When you're new in town, you may feel shy or even frightened to share your true self. But you'll find your people more quickly if you devote yourself into the things that you are interested. Laying that up is one way to really attract people with same interests, and soon you will find yourself connected.

A. Reconnect with old friends

B. Focus on the connection, not the friendship

C. And here are some tips on making friends anywhere we go.

D. You can also be more intentional about making new connections.

E. There's also a good chance you'll find similar community groups.

F. Group settings like interest are also helpful for meeting new people.

G. These acts seem small, but are of great importance in making connections.