The title might seem a little weird, but don’t worry – every date was with my husband. It’s Sunday afternoon and my husband is currently fishing in the Atlantic Ocean and I just finished a cleaning/dancing marathon in the apartment.
I started thinking about the last 48 hours and how grateful I was. I went on a few dates with my husband this weekend and each one was different and completely perfect. Also, I should mention that we didn’t really view them as dates before or during – that is just something I’m titling them now.
Friday night = Listening to records, FaceTime with some friends/family and enjoying root beer floats (made with Not Your Father’s Root Beer)
Rainy Saturday morning = Cinnamon rolls, coffee and Jurassic Park (the original)
Saturday afternoon = Wandering through the little shops in downtown Nyack and a good Mexican brunch complete with breakfast margaritas
Saturday evening = Movie night on the couch with the pups after a good workout.
Then we have today – a day all by myself to clean, read and watch Grace & Frankie and hide from the sweltering heat.
This was a wonderful weekend with no milestone moments or bucket list items. Just a weekend with the two of us doing normal things.
When you have a crazy schedule, you begin to appreciate these weekends. I wish someone would’ve told me to appreciate them more before things got crazy – I might not have listened, but you never know. So that’s my lesson for you. Make every outing a date and appreciate the quiet “normal” times. You won’t get as many as you might think.
I was thinking about this on Friday – we went out to dinner and for ice cream Thursday night…nothing planned, just what we ended up doing. And I never think of those things as dates, just as what we do. But I guess they are.
Solid normal weekend for you guys – I also appreciate it when it happens, as it's definitely not the norm.
Love this, we do things like this every weekend and I never think of them as dates, but they totally are! We love just spending time together, it doesn't have to be a big production or anything fancy!
It sounds like the perfect weekend!
Funny, I was with a friend and we were driving past Nyack and she mentioned it was a cute little town with great shops and restaurants- I'll definitely have to check it out! And I agree- it's important to appreciate the little moments together as much as the big ones!
I am the new one