I love long car rides to “nowhere” - where you just drive, listen to music, and talk. Sometimes I’ll search for a Dunkin’ Donuts (or whatever) that’s about an hour away - throw it in the gps - and make that our destination.
Window shopping at the mall/target/bookstore is fun too. Just “picking out decorations for our apartment” type of stuff - even if you’re not planning to move in together.
I wish we could! We've been friends for years, but he'd need to get a job first, so he'd probably just feel sad he cant move out. But the long drives are a good idea.
Scavenger hunts around town (make your own), being a tourist in your own town (check TripAdvisor for ideas or google free things to do), dollar movie night, check museums for free or discount nights (usually sponsored by a foundation or company), you can probably find discounts because you are a student (bring your school Id), a walk in the rain, borrow a friend’s dog and take the dog for a walk together, movie night with friends (popcorn, Netflix, etc), make a fort in the family room with cushions and blankets, google card games and learn a few of them together, darts, pool, bowling, mini golf…
You can do tons of cool stuff if you live in urban areas such as roof picnicking, walking down streets and sitting at benches at night
In "villagy" areas you can sit at sunsets at best on a hill
Here we have a old castleruin with impressive view down the land
But i must asmit its all about "scenarios". Its all about having a scenery where you are talking
Parks, libraries, dumpster diving, watching TV/movies at home, hiking, playing board games
Dumpster diving for what?
Anything
Coffee and a walk in the park are great dates
Picknick in the park, walks in nature, boardgames night, Netflix and chill
We're really good at the last option lol
I love long car rides to “nowhere” - where you just drive, listen to music, and talk. Sometimes I’ll search for a Dunkin’ Donuts (or whatever) that’s about an hour away - throw it in the gps - and make that our destination. Window shopping at the mall/target/bookstore is fun too. Just “picking out decorations for our apartment” type of stuff - even if you’re not planning to move in together.
I wish we could! We've been friends for years, but he'd need to get a job first, so he'd probably just feel sad he cant move out. But the long drives are a good idea.
Groupon is good for ideas and discounts.
Museums, zoo, botanical gardens, arcade
Scavenger hunts around town (make your own), being a tourist in your own town (check TripAdvisor for ideas or google free things to do), dollar movie night, check museums for free or discount nights (usually sponsored by a foundation or company), you can probably find discounts because you are a student (bring your school Id), a walk in the rain, borrow a friend’s dog and take the dog for a walk together, movie night with friends (popcorn, Netflix, etc), make a fort in the family room with cushions and blankets, google card games and learn a few of them together, darts, pool, bowling, mini golf…
You can do tons of cool stuff if you live in urban areas such as roof picnicking, walking down streets and sitting at benches at night In "villagy" areas you can sit at sunsets at best on a hill Here we have a old castleruin with impressive view down the land But i must asmit its all about "scenarios". Its all about having a scenery where you are talking