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Showing posts with label d. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Board Games Anyone?
My husband and I love playing games. In our library there is a special place for all the games that we have acquired. We periodically get a game or two out, pop some popcorn, and listen to music, book on tape, or watch a favorite TV show or movie---we have such a fun time.
Friday, March 6, 2009
12 Date Ideas
This is specially for our friends in our marriage class, hope you enjoy the ideas. Please add your comments.
1) Go for a bike ride (or walk), either in your community or take a trail ride with mountain bikes. Take water and snacks, and take time to rest and talk. Enjoy the journey, rather than focusing on a destination.
2) Make a couple of pans of brownies. Then drive to various friends' houses and deliver a small plate of brownies to each friend and visit for a while. When it becomes too late to be visiting people, go home and finish off the brownies.
3) Go to the park and feed the birds. Take a bag of bread. Share childhood memories.
4) On a sunny Saturday morning, travel around the countryside and photograph special sites and serene scenery.
5) Bring a good book of poetry or have you and your date each bring your favorite poetry. Then sit down one evening and read prose together.
6) each of you write a letter, poem, or song for each other. Read them out loud to each other at a special place
7) Go on a beach and cuddle on a blanket with candles all around, while you stare up at the stars and listen to the waves crash....Magical (Olcott Park is a great place)
8) Go to a State park. Blindfold your date to make it a real surprize. Surprise him/her with a favorite home cooked dinner, complete with a red rose and candles. Unblindfold your date just in time to eat dinner while watching the sunset. After dinner, curl up in a blanket with your date, and watch the stars come out.
9) Find a restaurant in a little town about an hour away. On your trip to your destination stop every now and then to take pictures of each other (or have someone take a picture of you together). Take romantic pictures, funny pictures, pictures of the scenery. If you time it right, you can get a picture of the sunset. Get the waiter to take your picture together. Then on your next date, after getting the pictures developed, make a collage of your date together.
10) Have a candlelight picnic in the backyard.
11) Take a hay wagon ride. Come back to hot chocolate and doughnuts.
12) Take your date to rent a bicycle built for two. Ride down to the lake and rent a paddleboat. Once you are out in the middle, have a picnic lunch.
1) Go for a bike ride (or walk), either in your community or take a trail ride with mountain bikes. Take water and snacks, and take time to rest and talk. Enjoy the journey, rather than focusing on a destination.
2) Make a couple of pans of brownies. Then drive to various friends' houses and deliver a small plate of brownies to each friend and visit for a while. When it becomes too late to be visiting people, go home and finish off the brownies.
3) Go to the park and feed the birds. Take a bag of bread. Share childhood memories.
4) On a sunny Saturday morning, travel around the countryside and photograph special sites and serene scenery.
5) Bring a good book of poetry or have you and your date each bring your favorite poetry. Then sit down one evening and read prose together.
6) each of you write a letter, poem, or song for each other. Read them out loud to each other at a special place
7) Go on a beach and cuddle on a blanket with candles all around, while you stare up at the stars and listen to the waves crash....Magical (Olcott Park is a great place)
8) Go to a State park. Blindfold your date to make it a real surprize. Surprise him/her with a favorite home cooked dinner, complete with a red rose and candles. Unblindfold your date just in time to eat dinner while watching the sunset. After dinner, curl up in a blanket with your date, and watch the stars come out.
9) Find a restaurant in a little town about an hour away. On your trip to your destination stop every now and then to take pictures of each other (or have someone take a picture of you together). Take romantic pictures, funny pictures, pictures of the scenery. If you time it right, you can get a picture of the sunset. Get the waiter to take your picture together. Then on your next date, after getting the pictures developed, make a collage of your date together.
10) Have a candlelight picnic in the backyard.
11) Take a hay wagon ride. Come back to hot chocolate and doughnuts.
12) Take your date to rent a bicycle built for two. Ride down to the lake and rent a paddleboat. Once you are out in the middle, have a picnic lunch.
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