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Fun things for couples to do?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Tommynomad Jul 8.
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What about baby steps, by doing something interactive while you both sit at computers? I know a more than a few couples who game against one another using computers (in the same room), and one who used to do a point/counterpoint blog together. My da…
Hmmm I think I may need to read through these suggestions again. It's date night and we are both sat at the table on a computer each. I've made a whole lot of suggestions all of them he's "not interested in" (admittedly some I threw in just to wind…
I definitely didn't mean to come off as rude, and apologise for having done so.
There are several reasons why Risk and Monopoly _are_ bad examples, though. A great many people who do not like/play boardgames, when asked why, blame un-fun experience…
Actually, Risk and Monopoly are allot of fun. Just depends on your taste. So its pretty damn rude of you to say "good idea, bad example". Who are you to judge what people find fun? Because you have played "over 250" games? I guess I have no taste, a…
talk, laugh, hangout, catch up. do all those things you took for granted before the kiddies where around. Finding games to fill the time can end up being another way of avoiding the reality.... of course scrabble, chess all of that is fun,, but its…
A good suggestion, but poor examples. We don't drive 100 year old cars, or play music on 60 year old players, yet we keep buying games designed in our grandparents day. Board games have come a long way from the plodding of Risk or Monopoly, and most…
As treat DH recorded golden horse in concert with the NZSO off the TV and we had a lovely chat and cuddle on the couch listening to our fav music it was like being in our own private box. We had wine and cheese too, it was a nice surprise for me as…
Hi we have a dart board, we open a bottle of wine and play a few games, we really enjoy it.
Also turn the telly off and put some music on instead then just talk to start with and you will both be suggesting things in no time. What about working on a…
We used to play risk, but I kept taking over the world hubby so needless to say it's collecting dust...
work on your intimate life..wink wink nudge nudge..lounge works fine..hope you have comfy sofas
Scrabble... I know it sounds boring but it is a game that gets you thinking not too stressful but you can chat at the same time and two people can play. Otherwise I quite like RISK it is a strategy war game but can get very competitive. Unfortunatel…
Hey all
just following on a bit from Louise's dilemma is that I need some ideas for things that my husband and I can do in the evening!
From November until May (when I went back to full time work) I was always working every evening so DH and I…
2 Degrees pay as you go! AWESOME!!! I also did the whole debate and set up a spreadsheet (sad I know) to work out the best cocts. At the end of the day for the small number of calls I was making 2 degrees worked out far cheaper. I have had no issues…
Hi Angela
a bit further away than you asked for but closer than Christchurch. Check out www.ayrpak.co.nz
one of my clients sells premium Gift Baskets and she uses these guys for all of her packaging (exccept the actual baskets..)
Hi Lisa
check out these guys. They are local to me here in Otaki but have a huge range and are really helpful.... I love going into their showroom but then I do really like boxes and things... ;o)
www.ayrpak.co.nz
Regards
Jaime
My opinionis if they are that old and you still want them to have breastmilk then put it on their cereal!! (Very tongue in cheek comment - works better when it is not written down....)
I'm surprised the health board allows the cheese. There's reall…
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