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ChanceEdwards
Anyone know any good websites for date ideas?
Im 17 - Living in Cali
Im 17 - Living in Cali
Don't know where you live but here in San Diego I know there are a few "under 21" clubs.ChanceEdwards said:Anyone know any good websites for date ideas?
Im 17 - Living in Cali
Not that much, really. Peterson's field guides can be life-long investments, and binoculars aren't absolutely necessary. Digital photography is dirt-cheap, apart from the purchase of a camera. I can't begin to explain how many thousands of dollars I spent of film, developing, and printing in ~40 years of film photography. I've got a couple of nice Canon DSLs and some great lenses, but a relatively inexpensive Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 is a constant companion. It fits easily into a shirt pocket, and its macro performance is wonderful (Leica Aspheric lens). No film to buy, preview the shots, delete the bad ones, and keep the rest on a hard drive. No need to print them if you want to avoid that expense. It doesn't cost much to keep the battery charged.mathwonk said:Bird watching can be fun, or photography, but that costs money.
ChanceEdwards said:Found some more fun ideas - Just thought I would share a few!
-- Make a movie together—find odd props around the house, then come up with a funny scenario to act out.
-- Have a backwards date and do everything backwards from what you normally do on a date.
-- Put on funny accents and go around town asking for directions to places that don't exist ~ Mark
-- Buy flowers and give them to random people on the street who look like they need a “pick-me-up”
-- Marshmallow fight
-- Get a raft and put ii in a pool. Everyone get on the raft and watch “Jaws” projected on the side of the house.
-- Go out with some clip boards and do a survey in a public place. Use funny questions about how many times people brush their teeth and what they had for dinner.
-- Cartoon date: Meet at 9am and watch cartoons while eating your favorite kids cereal...must be in your pajamas.
-- Go panning for gold in a river. Wear a funny hat and act like you really need to find some.
-- Go to a restaurant—just order appetizers
-- Go chat with random people and see how long people will talk with you in public place.
-- Have a progressive meal
Directions: Select different restaurants around town and go to each one. Order drinks at one, appetizers at another, go somewhere new for the main course, and top it off with your favorite desert in town.
-- Go ice blocking—slide down big hills on a large block of ice. Bring towels to lay on the ice (to sit on).
-- Make Tee Shirts – start with some blank white or collared tees, then get creative with sharpies and paint.
Thanks Guys, For Your Ideas! I am still looking if you have any more...
shelovesmath said:Wow, a list of extroverted date ideas on a physics site. ;)
Some unique date ideas include going on a hot air balloon ride, trying a new and exotic cuisine, attending a wine tasting event, visiting a local museum or art gallery, or going on a hike to a scenic location.
Yes, there are many budget-friendly date ideas such as having a picnic in the park, going to a free concert or movie screening, cooking a meal together at home, or taking a scenic drive to explore a nearby town.
Fun outdoor date ideas include going on a bike ride, having a beach day, going to an amusement park or carnival, trying out a new water sport, or having a picnic in a scenic location.
For long-term couples, some creative date ideas include taking a dance class together, going on a weekend getaway to a nearby city, trying out a new hobby together, or planning a surprise date night with a theme.
For a first date, some good ideas include going to a coffee shop or bookstore, checking out a local farmers market, taking a cooking or painting class together, or going on a scenic hike or walk in a park.