So I'm making a list of possible date nights. :) Suggestions are welcome!
- Jazzin at the Shed
- Alder after dark
- Museum of Science and Industry
- Bowling
- Have a bonfire
- Grill Out
- Game Night
- Paint Ball - Need a group for this
- Bike Ride - Don't own a bike yet.
- Drive in Movie
- Watch a Scary Movie
- Geocashing
- Ravinia
- Have a water gun fight
- Stargazing
- Learn stick shift - unfortunately neither of us know so we'd need a 3rd person... and the car
- Fly a kite and have a picnic with the dog(s)
- Take the dog to the dog beach/park
- Have a netflix marathon
- Visit each restaurant featured on the food network / cooking channel in Chicago - http://blog.foodnetwork.com/fn-dish/2013/09/chicago-on-the-road-the-great-food-truck-race/
- Watch the sunset at the beach
- Watch the sunrise at the beach
- Go for a hike w/ the dog.
- Rent a bicycle built for two
- Do a progressive dinner
- Go to the Signature Lounge on the 96th floor on the Hancock.
- Get a photo taken of us in the Great Hall at Union Station
- Photo at Buckingham fountain
- Free concert at Millennium Park
- Watch the Chicago River get dyed green (St Pattys Day)
- Wendella Boat Cruise
- Ride the Ferris Wheel at Navy Pier
- Go to that cider bar our MOH told us about (need to look up the name again)
- Go to the Lyric Opera House of Chicago
- Go to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra
- See the fireworks at Navy Pier on Wed or Sat during summer
- Get a horse and carriage ride
- Drive around the neighborhood to look at the Christmas Lights
- Sketch out out a blueprint of your dream house
- Make a list of must-haves in your dream home (laundry chute, three car garage, spiral staircase, etc.)
- Plan our 5 year anniversary vacation
- Make a map of places you have been and want to go. Make a list or places and sites to see.
- Paint your own coffee cup at a pottery place
- Cook an exotic meal or cook something we have always wanted to try.
- Play video games all night
- Go for a long drive to nowhere.
- Watch each other’s favorite movies from childhood.
- Take a cooking class
- Go Gokarting
- Play Bingo
- Break out some old board games - think Guess Who, Life, Candy Land, Connect Four, Mancala, Jenga, or Battleship
- Who said date night had to be at night?! Get up and cook a big breakfast together, then climb back into bed to eat it!
- Hire a photographer to take photos of the two of you!
- Base and decorate a cake together.
- Find a list of dream homes for sale and attend open houses for them.
- Play a board game in bed.
- Make a fancy dinner and sit on the floor and eat it.
- Audit a class together
- Lie on a blanket and watch a meteor shower.
- Star gazing.
- Head to the Farmer's Market and pick out your dinner. Enjoy with a glass of wine!
- Wisconsin Wine Tours - http://www.wisconsinwineandbeertours.com/public-tour-schedule/
- Make Hot Chocolate, snuggle up and read together.
- Minor League Baseball game
- Stay at a B&B
- Head to a car dealer and test drive cars you’ve been dying to check out
- The Jackson Park’s Osaka Japanese Garden, 5800 S. Lake Shore Drive, hydepark.org/parks/osaka2.htm.
- Lincoln Park Conservatory, 2391 N. Stockton, explorechicago.org. The grand Victorian glass house has stood for more than 100 years, housing all species of earth plants and flowers.
- Checking off Superdawg from the list of 1,000 things to see before you die. Grab a Superdawg with a classic shake while you’re at it. 6363 N. Milwaukee, superdawg.com.
- Stepping out onto the glass-boxed Sky Decks — 1,353 feet up — at the Willis Tower, 233 S. Wacker, theskydeck.com.
- Chicago’s own Top Chef, Rick Bayless, tests his acting chops when he makes his stage debut in “Rick Bayless in Cascabel,” March 21-April 22 at the Tony Award-winning Lookingglass Theatre, 821 N. Michigan, lookingglasstheatre.org.
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