This document provides 50 unique date ideas for couples that go beyond the typical dinner and a movie. Some suggestions include doing a restaurant tour around town, going on a picnic, visiting a museum, learning a new activity together, attending local festivals or concerts, going wine tasting, volunteering as a couple, and having an indoor movie marathon. The document emphasizes that keeping dates fun and interesting is important for long-term relationships.
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Cindy Benavides describes a typical day at her school including different houses to choose from, places to eat like the courtyard and commons, visiting vendo-land for snacks, finding a seat anywhere, using the quiet library, checking out the College Room, getting involved through clubs or sports, and getting a ride if needed.
This document appears to be a quiz intended to test how "old" someone is based on popular culture references from the past. It contains questions about things like dimmer switches in old cars, milk delivery, chewing gum names, makeup tricks during WWII, car designs, popular candies, hair products, roller skates, decision making strategies, slang terms, famous pets, nuclear drills, TV characters, school tests, green stamps, idioms, hit songs, and provides a scoring guide to determine if someone is "older than dirt" based on their number of correct answers.
This document provides 150 date ideas broken into chapters for 11 different types of girls. The first chapter focuses on ideas for "The Sophisticate" and includes suggestions like going to the opera, trying wine tasting at a vineyard, or taking a cooking class together. Subsequent chapters provide ideas for personality types like "The Artsy Hipster", "The Conscious Free Spirit", "The Intellectual", and others, with 3-4 date suggestion ideas listed for each type. The date ideas range from more cultured activities to casual ideas like hiking or baking together and are aimed at matching different interests and personalities.
The document provides a list of 21 ideas for treating yourself, such as satisfying your sweet tooth with cupcakes or chocolate, getting a manicure and massage at a salon, having a picnic in the park, taking a nap, doing a hobby like painting or photography, going to the gym, rewatching a favorite movie, or dancing to reduce stress. The list is intended to give people options to pamper themselves and engage in enjoyable activities alone or with others.
102 bachelorette party ideas that will make sure that you have a great time with the bride, bridesmaids and guests.
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The document provides a list of potential date ideas that involve activities like cooking a meal together at home, having a movie night on the couch, going for a hike or to a museum, playing miniature golf, taking a painting or sculpting class, going roller skating or bowling, having a picnic in the park, going ice skating, camping out under the stars, going to a wine tasting, trying your luck at a casino, going to a breakfast date instead of dinner, going to a shooting range, or visiting a farmers market to find gifts for each other.
If you really want to impress a date and make her fall for you, take her on a unique date she will never forget. You will learn 100 creative dating ideas that will make a lasting impression on women and make them crave to be with you.
50 Geeky Nerdy Family Activities For SummerNathan Young
Summer is here! And if your family is looking for something to do before school starts again, check out 50 geeky/nerdy things your family can do this Summer!
Cindy Benavides describes a typical day at her school including different houses to choose from, places to eat like the courtyard and commons, visiting vendo-land for snacks, finding a seat anywhere, using the quiet library, checking out the College Room, getting involved through clubs or sports, and getting a ride if needed.
This document appears to be a quiz intended to test how "old" someone is based on popular culture references from the past. It contains questions about things like dimmer switches in old cars, milk delivery, chewing gum names, makeup tricks during WWII, car designs, popular candies, hair products, roller skates, decision making strategies, slang terms, famous pets, nuclear drills, TV characters, school tests, green stamps, idioms, hit songs, and provides a scoring guide to determine if someone is "older than dirt" based on their number of correct answers.
This document provides 150 date ideas broken into chapters for 11 different types of girls. The first chapter focuses on ideas for "The Sophisticate" and includes suggestions like going to the opera, trying wine tasting at a vineyard, or taking a cooking class together. Subsequent chapters provide ideas for personality types like "The Artsy Hipster", "The Conscious Free Spirit", "The Intellectual", and others, with 3-4 date suggestion ideas listed for each type. The date ideas range from more cultured activities to casual ideas like hiking or baking together and are aimed at matching different interests and personalities.
The document provides a list of 21 ideas for treating yourself, such as satisfying your sweet tooth with cupcakes or chocolate, getting a manicure and massage at a salon, having a picnic in the park, taking a nap, doing a hobby like painting or photography, going to the gym, rewatching a favorite movie, or dancing to reduce stress. The list is intended to give people options to pamper themselves and engage in enjoyable activities alone or with others.
102 bachelorette party ideas that will make sure that you have a great time with the bride, bridesmaids and guests.
Presented by http://bachelorettefunnight.com
The document provides a list of potential date ideas that involve activities like cooking a meal together at home, having a movie night on the couch, going for a hike or to a museum, playing miniature golf, taking a painting or sculpting class, going roller skating or bowling, having a picnic in the park, going ice skating, camping out under the stars, going to a wine tasting, trying your luck at a casino, going to a breakfast date instead of dinner, going to a shooting range, or visiting a farmers market to find gifts for each other.
If you really want to impress a date and make her fall for you, take her on a unique date she will never forget. You will learn 100 creative dating ideas that will make a lasting impression on women and make them crave to be with you.
College is the perfect time to create new friendships and make memories you’ll cherish throughout the rest of your life. How better to meet new people than throwing your party? If you’re a club or leader, an ordinary person, or simply looking to bring your acquaintances together, Here are 50 college dorm events that will ensure everyone is sure to enjoy themselves.
College Dorm Ideas for Party Planning: College events should be enjoyable and enjoyable. There’s no reason to hurry if you’re thinking about putting together one.
Be calm and go slow; search for ideas to make the dorm parties enjoyable. If you aren’t sure what to do, below are 50 College Dorm Party Ideas (Don’t throw a Dorm Party before reading this);
This document provides 50 suggested activities for families to do together to strengthen their bonds. Some of the activities include going on outings like hiking, visiting museums or the library, playing games indoors or outdoors, cooking and crafting together, volunteering as a community, and engaging in meaningful conversations. The goal is for families to spend quality time participating in fun activities and building memories.
The document discusses observations from exploring different environments and businesses as a "pirate". Six distinct views are presented: 1) The barn which wants to cocoon customers, 2) The disco which offers a bright experience to briefly experience, 3) The neutral which offers a bland "death by vanilla" experience. Solutions proposed include adding games and community events to one cafe, kids areas and classes to an Apple store, cooking demos and celebrity chefs to a wine store, product information and trend videos to a shoe store, and a mechanical bull to liven up an outlet store. The document encourages looking for hidden solutions and treasures everywhere.
The document provides over 100 activity ideas for entertaining children during holidays without spending much money. It is divided into sections with ideas for activities at home, in the park/backyard, around the neighborhood, and in the car. Some low-cost ideas include finger painting, making playdough, growing plants, playing board games, reading books, doing puzzles, and playing outdoor games like hide-and-seek or tag. The goal is to encourage imagination, creativity, and family bonding during holidays on a limited budget.
This document provides 31 ideas for fun activities that children can do at home for little to no cost. Some of the suggestions include gardening, cutting with scissors, playing catch, sidewalk chalk, playing with cardboard boxes, bubble blowing, mask making, card games, scavenger hunts, photography with disposable cameras, cooking, dress up, tea parties, and I Spy. Many of the activities encourage using the imagination and getting outside or being active. The purpose is to combat boredom and make memories with children on a budget.
This document provides several fundraising ideas that students have used to raise money for charity. Some ideas mentioned include selling a calendar with photos of half-naked students, bag packing at supermarkets to solicit donations, hosting a "Strictly Come Dancing" event where students and staff perform dances, and holding non-uniform days at schools in exchange for a presentation about the charity. Several simple fundraising ideas are also listed, such as charging housemates for cleaning services or cooking meals instead of ordering takeout. Events that can be hosted at home, like games nights, are also suggested.
Drumroll, please! 🎉 The wait is over, Spenderrific's first-ever Digital Magazine is now LIVE! 🚀
Link: https://t.ly/STggY
Welcome to Spenderrific, where every page is an invitation to discover, connect, and celebrate the extraordinary moments that make life truly remarkable.
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Spenderrific, where our journey from a humble blog to a vibrant digital magazine unfolds before your eyes. It is with great joy and enthusiasm that we present to you the evolution of Spenderrific, a journey that began on November 1, 2015.
Five years ago, we embarked on this venture as a blog with a passion for exploring the realms of travel, lifestyle, and the latest in pet care tips and accessories. The inception was marked by a desire to share experiences, connect with like-minded individuals, and build a community that celebrates the beauty of life in its various forms.
As we reflect on our beginnings, we are proud to announce the transformation of Spenderrific into a digital magazine. This evolution is a testament to the unwavering support and engagement from our incredible readership.
Your enthusiasm has fueled our growth, and we are excited to bring you a richer, more immersive experience.
In these pages, you will find curated content that goes beyond the ordinary—a celebration of travel adventures, a glimpse into diverse lifestyles, and a dedicated section on pet care tips and accessories
Our commitment to quality and authenticity remains steadfast, and we are eager to continue inspiring and entertaining you through this new chapter.
Join us as we navigate the digital landscape with the same passion and dedication that marked our beginnings. Spenderrific, now a digital magazine, is not just about stories; it's about creating a shared space where we can explore, learn, and connect with the world and each other.
Thank you for being an integral part of our journey. Here's to many more years of exploration, discovery, and shared moments.
This document provides ideas for fundraising events organized by different groups including schools, sports clubs, community organizations, churches, and groups focused on children and young people. Some of the ideas mentioned include non-uniform days, sponsored silences, school discos, wardrobe clear outs, supermarket bag packing, coffee mornings, quiz nights, pancake breakfasts, and Easter egg hunts. The document aims to give a variety of low-cost and easy to implement event ideas that different organizations can use to raise money for their cause.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead delay grocery shopping. It then provides the first 45 activities from the original lists the author published, plus about 60 new activities. The activities range from visiting the local library and community events, to outdoor activities like hiking and gardening, to indoor activities like games, puzzles or learning a new skill. The goal is to provide a master list of fun and engaging things people can do without spending money on a weekend.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead find free activities to do. It then provides the list of 102 activities, which include visiting the local library or community center, going to free museums or parks, playing board games, cooking inexpensive meals, exercising outdoors, and more. The activities are meant to provide ideas for enjoyable ways to spend a weekend without spending money.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead delay grocery shopping. It then provides the first 45 activities from the original lists the author published, plus about 60 new activities. The activities range from visiting the local library and community events, to outdoor activities like hiking and gardening, to indoor activities like games, puzzles or learning a new skill. The goal is to provide a master list of fun and engaging things people can do without spending money on a weekend.
The document provides 20 practical tips for traveling alone safely and enjoyably. Some key tips include telling trusted individuals where you are going, planning accommodations in advance, packing lightly, arriving and traveling in places during daylight hours, bringing portable phone chargers, socializing with other travelers and locals, eating meals alone in restaurants to observe the local culture, taking tours to learn about attractions and history, and trusting your instincts in uncertain situations. The document encourages travelers to challenge themselves by doing new activities alone and documenting their experiences through photos.
1. For a golfer, reserve a tee time and invite friends for a round of golf, then treat them to breakfast at their favorite restaurant.
2. For an animal lover, get a gift for their pet like a jeweled collar instead of something for them. This could make a great gift since many people love their pets.
3. For outdoorsy people, Nomad Writing Journals are tailored for activities like travel, fishing, camping and come in waterproof cases to preserve travel experiences.
The document provides 25 daily suggestions for positive activities to do throughout the Christmas period, including taking time for mindfulness, acts of kindness, charitable donations, setting challenges, appreciating nature, listening to music, puzzles, cooking, and more. Each day encourages focusing on mental health, personal growth, helping others, or enjoying the holidays.
The document discusses ways to improve a retail store through increased customer engagement, discovery, and education. It suggests displaying photos of products, offering gift packages, encouraging customers to try food products, creating a kids' zone with toys, and giving information about where products are made. It also discusses promoting community and charity initiatives, sharing inspirational quotes and recipes, and highlighting top ten favorite products to help customers learn and find new opportunities.
The document provides 12 tips for having an excellent winery tour: 1) Plan your route and call wineries ahead of time, 2) Designate a driver, 3) Wear comfortable shoes and dark clothing, 4) Avoid strong perfumes or aftershaves which can interfere with tasting, 5) Eat a good breakfast and plan lunch, 6) Visit early in the day when staff have more time, 7) Taste lightest to strongest wines, 8) Learn how to spit out wine, 9) Don't stress over notes and just enjoy yourself, 10) Drink water throughout the day, 11) Use restrooms regularly, 12) Relax and have fun at your own pace without rushing. The overall message
Navigating the World of Topsoil: A Guide to the Right Choice for Your Gardennerissacampuzano
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College is the perfect time to create new friendships and make memories you’ll cherish throughout the rest of your life. How better to meet new people than throwing your party? If you’re a club or leader, an ordinary person, or simply looking to bring your acquaintances together, Here are 50 college dorm events that will ensure everyone is sure to enjoy themselves.
College Dorm Ideas for Party Planning: College events should be enjoyable and enjoyable. There’s no reason to hurry if you’re thinking about putting together one.
Be calm and go slow; search for ideas to make the dorm parties enjoyable. If you aren’t sure what to do, below are 50 College Dorm Party Ideas (Don’t throw a Dorm Party before reading this);
This document provides 50 suggested activities for families to do together to strengthen their bonds. Some of the activities include going on outings like hiking, visiting museums or the library, playing games indoors or outdoors, cooking and crafting together, volunteering as a community, and engaging in meaningful conversations. The goal is for families to spend quality time participating in fun activities and building memories.
The document discusses observations from exploring different environments and businesses as a "pirate". Six distinct views are presented: 1) The barn which wants to cocoon customers, 2) The disco which offers a bright experience to briefly experience, 3) The neutral which offers a bland "death by vanilla" experience. Solutions proposed include adding games and community events to one cafe, kids areas and classes to an Apple store, cooking demos and celebrity chefs to a wine store, product information and trend videos to a shoe store, and a mechanical bull to liven up an outlet store. The document encourages looking for hidden solutions and treasures everywhere.
The document provides over 100 activity ideas for entertaining children during holidays without spending much money. It is divided into sections with ideas for activities at home, in the park/backyard, around the neighborhood, and in the car. Some low-cost ideas include finger painting, making playdough, growing plants, playing board games, reading books, doing puzzles, and playing outdoor games like hide-and-seek or tag. The goal is to encourage imagination, creativity, and family bonding during holidays on a limited budget.
This document provides 31 ideas for fun activities that children can do at home for little to no cost. Some of the suggestions include gardening, cutting with scissors, playing catch, sidewalk chalk, playing with cardboard boxes, bubble blowing, mask making, card games, scavenger hunts, photography with disposable cameras, cooking, dress up, tea parties, and I Spy. Many of the activities encourage using the imagination and getting outside or being active. The purpose is to combat boredom and make memories with children on a budget.
This document provides several fundraising ideas that students have used to raise money for charity. Some ideas mentioned include selling a calendar with photos of half-naked students, bag packing at supermarkets to solicit donations, hosting a "Strictly Come Dancing" event where students and staff perform dances, and holding non-uniform days at schools in exchange for a presentation about the charity. Several simple fundraising ideas are also listed, such as charging housemates for cleaning services or cooking meals instead of ordering takeout. Events that can be hosted at home, like games nights, are also suggested.
Drumroll, please! 🎉 The wait is over, Spenderrific's first-ever Digital Magazine is now LIVE! 🚀
Link: https://t.ly/STggY
Welcome to Spenderrific, where every page is an invitation to discover, connect, and celebrate the extraordinary moments that make life truly remarkable.
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Spenderrific, where our journey from a humble blog to a vibrant digital magazine unfolds before your eyes. It is with great joy and enthusiasm that we present to you the evolution of Spenderrific, a journey that began on November 1, 2015.
Five years ago, we embarked on this venture as a blog with a passion for exploring the realms of travel, lifestyle, and the latest in pet care tips and accessories. The inception was marked by a desire to share experiences, connect with like-minded individuals, and build a community that celebrates the beauty of life in its various forms.
As we reflect on our beginnings, we are proud to announce the transformation of Spenderrific into a digital magazine. This evolution is a testament to the unwavering support and engagement from our incredible readership.
Your enthusiasm has fueled our growth, and we are excited to bring you a richer, more immersive experience.
In these pages, you will find curated content that goes beyond the ordinary—a celebration of travel adventures, a glimpse into diverse lifestyles, and a dedicated section on pet care tips and accessories
Our commitment to quality and authenticity remains steadfast, and we are eager to continue inspiring and entertaining you through this new chapter.
Join us as we navigate the digital landscape with the same passion and dedication that marked our beginnings. Spenderrific, now a digital magazine, is not just about stories; it's about creating a shared space where we can explore, learn, and connect with the world and each other.
Thank you for being an integral part of our journey. Here's to many more years of exploration, discovery, and shared moments.
This document provides ideas for fundraising events organized by different groups including schools, sports clubs, community organizations, churches, and groups focused on children and young people. Some of the ideas mentioned include non-uniform days, sponsored silences, school discos, wardrobe clear outs, supermarket bag packing, coffee mornings, quiz nights, pancake breakfasts, and Easter egg hunts. The document aims to give a variety of low-cost and easy to implement event ideas that different organizations can use to raise money for their cause.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead delay grocery shopping. It then provides the first 45 activities from the original lists the author published, plus about 60 new activities. The activities range from visiting the local library and community events, to outdoor activities like hiking and gardening, to indoor activities like games, puzzles or learning a new skill. The goal is to provide a master list of fun and engaging things people can do without spending money on a weekend.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead find free activities to do. It then provides the list of 102 activities, which include visiting the local library or community center, going to free museums or parks, playing board games, cooking inexpensive meals, exercising outdoors, and more. The activities are meant to provide ideas for enjoyable ways to spend a weekend without spending money.
The document provides a list of 102 activities that can be done for free on a weekend. It begins by describing how the author and his wife do "money-free weekends" where they don't spend any money and instead delay grocery shopping. It then provides the first 45 activities from the original lists the author published, plus about 60 new activities. The activities range from visiting the local library and community events, to outdoor activities like hiking and gardening, to indoor activities like games, puzzles or learning a new skill. The goal is to provide a master list of fun and engaging things people can do without spending money on a weekend.
The document provides 20 practical tips for traveling alone safely and enjoyably. Some key tips include telling trusted individuals where you are going, planning accommodations in advance, packing lightly, arriving and traveling in places during daylight hours, bringing portable phone chargers, socializing with other travelers and locals, eating meals alone in restaurants to observe the local culture, taking tours to learn about attractions and history, and trusting your instincts in uncertain situations. The document encourages travelers to challenge themselves by doing new activities alone and documenting their experiences through photos.
1. For a golfer, reserve a tee time and invite friends for a round of golf, then treat them to breakfast at their favorite restaurant.
2. For an animal lover, get a gift for their pet like a jeweled collar instead of something for them. This could make a great gift since many people love their pets.
3. For outdoorsy people, Nomad Writing Journals are tailored for activities like travel, fishing, camping and come in waterproof cases to preserve travel experiences.
The document provides 25 daily suggestions for positive activities to do throughout the Christmas period, including taking time for mindfulness, acts of kindness, charitable donations, setting challenges, appreciating nature, listening to music, puzzles, cooking, and more. Each day encourages focusing on mental health, personal growth, helping others, or enjoying the holidays.
The document discusses ways to improve a retail store through increased customer engagement, discovery, and education. It suggests displaying photos of products, offering gift packages, encouraging customers to try food products, creating a kids' zone with toys, and giving information about where products are made. It also discusses promoting community and charity initiatives, sharing inspirational quotes and recipes, and highlighting top ten favorite products to help customers learn and find new opportunities.
The document provides 12 tips for having an excellent winery tour: 1) Plan your route and call wineries ahead of time, 2) Designate a driver, 3) Wear comfortable shoes and dark clothing, 4) Avoid strong perfumes or aftershaves which can interfere with tasting, 5) Eat a good breakfast and plan lunch, 6) Visit early in the day when staff have more time, 7) Taste lightest to strongest wines, 8) Learn how to spit out wine, 9) Don't stress over notes and just enjoy yourself, 10) Drink water throughout the day, 11) Use restrooms regularly, 12) Relax and have fun at your own pace without rushing. The overall message
Navigating the World of Topsoil: A Guide to the Right Choice for Your Gardennerissacampuzano
Are you looking to improve your garden's health but unsure about which topsoil to choose? This PPT provides insights into selecting the right topsoil for your gardening needs. From understanding various types of topsoil to evaluating their benefits, this resource equips you with the essential knowledge to make an informed decision. Explore to learn more.
Click to know more - https://mulchpros.com/blog/navigating-the-world-of-topsoil-a-guide-to-the-right-choice-for-your-garden/
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2. How many times can you go out to dinner and a movie? Not that there’s anything wrong
with the quintessential date standard, but it gets boring after a while.
Especially if you’ve been in a relationship for any length of time, you’re probably
running out of date ideas. You are still going on dates, right. Even long-term
relationships need to go on a date occasionally.
So, for those of you who feel stuck in the “dating rut” here are some date ideas for
couples:
1. Do a restaurant tour – Pick an area with a bunch of
restaurants. Start with cocktails and appetizers at a restaurant
with a bar or lounge, head somewhere different for the main
course and finish up someplace else with fabulous desserts.
2. Look for treasure – Browse antique stores, flea markets,
second hand shops or yard. You don’t have to buy; just looking
is fun.
3. Movies with a twist – Instead of haggling over drama vs.
action and settling on a comedy flick to keep the peace, why
not leave it up to chance. Close your eyes and pick. Whatever
it is, both have to agree to honour the choice or it’s not fun.
4. Explore the nearest state park – Pack a picnic. Go for a
hike or hit a nature trail.
5. Rent bikes – Go on a biking tour of your area. There are
often organized bike tours or routes already mapped out for
you.
6. Rent a boat for the afternoon – If a sailboat is not your
thing, rent a rowboat, paddle-boat, or kayak.
3. 7. Attend a festival in a neighbouring city.
8. Broaden your dinner horizons – Choose a new
restaurant, someplace neither of you have ever tried. Bonus
points if it’s a different ethnic cuisine than you normally eat.
9. Do some stargazing – Get a book on constellations, aim
your telescope at the stars see how many you can pick out.
Prefer a more professional venue? Visit a planetarium.
10. Ghost tour – If you’re into the supernatural craze
that’s storming our country, go on a ghost tour. Many towns
now have “haunted houses” open for guided tours
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11.Mini Golf – Old-fashioned fun, friendly competition and
inexpensive, what’s not to love.
12. Cooking night – Make your favorite dishes
together—work as a team on a brand-new recipe.
13. Dinner Cruise – Whether you live by the ocean or
near a lake, you can easily find dinner cruises. Brunch or
moonlight cruises are also another good option.
14. Have an indoor picnic – Serve dinner on a picnic
blanket laid out in the living room. Open a bottle of wine with
some favourite finger foods. An indoor picnic can be even
more fun and romantic than a traditional outdoor one. It’s
quieter and no interruptions!
4. 15. Visit a museum – Nearly everyone has a museum or
several within driving distance. Plan an afternoon wandering
around the exhibits. If art isn’t your thing, try a history, sport,
or cultural museum.
16. Learn a new activity together – Take a dance or
photography class or learn how to play shuffleboard.
17. Go to the theatre – The Theater is a date favorite. It’s
a little classier than a movie and you get to dress up and soak
in some culture.
18. Art gallery – A trip to the local art gallery is a
wonderful date idea.
19. Try new cuisine – Check out a new ethnic cuisine —
something neither of you have tried before. The element of
adventure will add some excitement to your date, and, who
knows, maybe the two of you will find a new favourite.
20. Be tourists for the day – Go sightseeing around your
city. Stop inside places you often pass but never go into.
21. Reawaken your inner child – Stop at the toy store
to pick up a few goodies. Try a Frisbee or kite for some
outdoor fun.
22. Recreate a memorable date – Think of a favourite
past date, something that means something special to you as a
couple; where you first met, your first date together, where
you professed your love or popped the question.
23. Take in amateur night – Visit a local bar, club, or
coffeehouse and watch the amateurs display their talent. If
you’re adventurous, get up there and try it yourself.
5. 24. Bowling – Bowling is an old-school date idea with a
casual, relaxed feel. It not only makes a fun date, but also
makes a great first date.
25. Be daring – Go rock climbing, bungee jumping or sky
diving.
26. Outdoor theatre – Think Shakespeare in the park.
Theatre is so much more fun and relaxed under the canopy of
the sky than in a stuffy theatre.
27. Bingo – Playing bingo is actually more fun than you
might think. Find a local community organization, buy your
cards, and get ready to shout “Bingo!”
28. Game night – You don’t have to spend a lot of money
to have a good time. Try a play date instead. Pick up a deck of
cards and a board game for an indoor date.
29. Go skating – Roller-skating is always fun, even if
neither of you have ever done it. Ice skating is a great option
as well in the chilly months.
30. Mystery trip – Plan a day or an afternoon and take a
trip to nowhere in particular. Just get into your car and drive.
Stop when you want to eat or get a closer look at something of
interest. Wing and have fun, but you might want to bring your
smart-phone or GPS just in case you get hopelessly lost and
can’t find your way home.
31. Engage in some friendly outdoor competition –
Have a date at the driving range, batting cages, or go-kart
track.
6. 32. Take the gaming indoors – Visit a local arcade or
gaming centre. Don’t know where to go? Just ask some local
13-year-olds, they’ll know.
33. Drive-In – Another old- school date idea that’s making
a comeback of late. There’s something so cozy about watching
a movie at the drive-in. Maybe it’s that you feel 16 all over
again or maybe it’s just the fogged-up windows…
34. Amusement Park – Ride roller coasters, eat cotton
candy, get your picture taken in the photo booth, try your
hand at some carnival games, and check out the view from the
top of the Ferris wheel.
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35. Play sports – Hit the golf course, tennis court, or ski
slope for some sporting fun.
36. Dinner Theatre – Interactive murder mystery-type
dinner shows have become very popular. Good food, lively
entertainment, and fun. A perfect date combination.
37. Visit the Aquarium – Aquariums aren’t just for
schoolchildren, they’re also a great place for a date. Take a
leisurely stroll while you survey the sea life
38. Go on a picnic – A tried and true, but often
overlooked date option. Pack up your picnic basket, add a
bottle of wine, and choose a great spot. To make it more
interesting, choose an ethnic cuisine, do a breakfast, or
moonlight picnic.
7. 39. Take in the sunset – Walk on the beach, sit on a
dock, find higher ground, or just choose a quiet spot to soak in
the sunset together. While you’re at it, pack some food and
turn it into a simple sunset picnic.
40. Visit your local ballpark or stadium – Get tickets
to a professional game or cheer for your hometown favourite.
41. Attend a concert – Live music is always a great way
to spend a date. Get tickets to a big-name act or enjoy a local
band in the park, or a local club.
42. Wine tasting – Take an organized wine tour, or visit
local wineries on your own (or with another couple.) Just
make sure you have a designated driver please.
43. Go to the beach – Lie in the sun, take a swim, or skip
some rocks. A day at the beach is a fun date.
44. High-school musical – No, not the movie…attend an
actual high-school musical. Most high schools put on an
annual musical or play. Tickets are inexpensive and you might
just see some budding actors.
45. Go horseback riding – Find a local stable and either
take a guided ride, a lesson or rent horses if you already know
how to ride. Giddy up!
46. Volunteer – Spend some time at a local shelter or food
kitchen or even join a community beautification project.
Helping others can actually be a great way to spend time
together and do some good in the process.
47. Casino night – Either visit a casino if you have one or
go to a “casino night” fundraiser for a local organization. It’s
8. thrilling and fun. Just don’t spend more than you can afford to
lose.
48. Up, up and away – Take a hot air balloon ride. Glide
over the roof tops pointing out sights of interest or just enjoy
floating on air.
49. Factory tour – It sounds kind of lame, but it’s actually
fascinating to see the inside of a local brewery or
manufacturing plant. You’ll see things you never imagined.
50. Movie marathon – You each pick a couple of movies
of your choice, (no arguments,) and cozy up on the couch with
snacks and the remote.
There are so many dating options out there to choose from, depending upon your
interests, budget, and location. There’s something for every couple. Remember, whether
you’re 20 or 60, dating should be fun!