As someone said upthread, local libraries are usually a good source of activities - book groups, past times chat groups and local history seem to be very popular; Drop in and Draw (materials provided - no drawing experience needed!).
If you have any walking groups near you they are a good informal source of exercise and company and cater for all fitness levels.
I give a few hours of my time two days a week listening to children read in a local junior school. Schools are crying out for reading volunteers and it’s very rewarding.
I’m sure you’ll settle into this new stage of your life soon and find something enjoyable and rewarding to fill some of your time. Don’t rush into anything.
What was directly across the road from the school you went to?
How many pair of twins have you met?
Today the High Court has agreed that children can be given puberty blockers.
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Has anyone else noticed their energy levels change as they've got older?
