Date nights NOT revolving around food (and wine) ???

UneJolieFemme
UneJolieFemme Posts: 86 Member
edited September 26 in Chit-Chat
Well the title says it all. Hubby and I got back from our vacation and we def. need to get back on track. I am trying to come up with date nights ideas that do not include indulging in our favorite foods... and wines... ugh. Ideas ???

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  • ShellyMacchi
    ShellyMacchi Posts: 975 Member
    bowling? minigolf?

    yes, i admit i enjoy both *L*
  • sillygoose1977
    sillygoose1977 Posts: 2,151 Member
    I love bowling on a date night. Its active and fun and you can make bets with each other. It's also pretty cheap.
  • cupcakelover103
    cupcakelover103 Posts: 197 Member
    ice skating, watching a movie (bring your own snacks in a bag) a night out at the casino, bowling, hiking at night? lol that could be dangerous
    They don't have to revolve around food, but once in a while a glass of red wine and a healthy dinner wont do any harm :)
  • bachooka
    bachooka Posts: 719 Member
    1) bowling
    2) Coffee to go and a nice stroll on a path somewhere
    3) looking at show homes. (i love doing this :D)
    4) watching a movie at home with air popped popcorn.
    5) cooking dinner together. (that keeps it healthy) you can do the candles and flower petal in bed and everything.

    I know that most of them still involve food... but they can still be very healthy and you can control your intake. :D
  • Nadyasmom
    Nadyasmom Posts: 281
    Make a "US" deck of cards--

    Each of you take 5 cards (or whatever number you want) and write down different activities that you like to do (walk, play games, hike, etc etc)--but make sure it's not just "go to dinner".

    Then on date night, draw a card, and do what it says. It will not only give you a variety of dates (rather than the usual dinner/movie), but they will also be active ones (well, depending on what you've written). Plus, it gives each person the chance to do what they really love to do, and the other one go along with it.

    For example (not an active one here), my hubby loves video games, and I hate them, but if we draw that card, I don't get a choice, and I have fun anyways just cause I'm with my husband. ;)
  • kms1981
    kms1981 Posts: 207 Member
    Driving range is fun! Also we actually went to the gym for Valentines Day :) Or a long walk around the lake or on a trail is fun!
  • sarahazelnut99
    sarahazelnut99 Posts: 307 Member
    Me and my boyfriend go on alotttt of dates so our alternatives to eatting heavy have been
    morning date-public market!
    movie date with air popped popcorn
    and for dinner dates, there so many healthy options of food out there, you just have to search. Wine is pretty acceptable too as long as you dont go over bored with it
  • panicintheattic
    panicintheattic Posts: 102 Member
    Make a trip to a museum! Or you could see if there are any free (or paid, but free is better) dance classes offered nearby (that's if either of you enjoys dancing). Might not be super romantic, but hey, it gets you out of the house right?
  • LauraLLee
    LauraLLee Posts: 210
    Photos shoots of each other
    Hiking
    roller skating
    long walk somewhere romantic
    Umm the s word..
    romantic movies or I guess any movies.
    shoppiing.
    going to a spa, for pedicures or massages
  • halphord
    halphord Posts: 379 Member
    skating, bowling, shooting pool, mini golf, go cart tracks, rock wall climbing, moonlight walks, go dancing, etc...
  • UneJolieFemme
    UneJolieFemme Posts: 86 Member
    Thanks everyone you all gave great ideas I like the driving range / go cart tracks that sounds like lots of fun :D
  • JDMPWR
    JDMPWR Posts: 1,863 Member
    to me bowling ='s drinkin. I have yet to think about this situation. Last time I had a date I was on a non drinking run so....
  • JDMPWR
    JDMPWR Posts: 1,863 Member
    Thanks everyone you all gave great ideas I like the driving range / go cart tracks that sounds like lots of fun :D

    We drink at the range too.....
  • JDMPWR
    JDMPWR Posts: 1,863 Member
    Thanks everyone you all gave great ideas I like the driving range / go cart tracks that sounds like lots of fun :D

    We drink at the range too.....and we pregame before go karting. This is turning into a how many activities does Jeff and his friends do drunk!!!
  • significance
    significance Posts: 436 Member
    Taking lessons together (learn a new language or craft, or perhaps massage lessons)
    Observatories or planetariums
    Theatre (local amateaur theatre is often cheap and fun)
    Spectator sports
    Participatory sports (try tennis together or squash or badminton)
    Art galleries (big state galleries but also openings of small art exhibitions)
    Indoor or outdoor rock climbing (nothing like a bit of adrenaline to get romantic feelings going)
    Dancing (clubbing or dancing lessons)
    Canoeing
  • castlesintheair
    castlesintheair Posts: 7
    Go dancing! Not only non-food related, but also burns calories. :happy:
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