A Saturday night date with my husband? Well, let me think about that for a moment.
Three years of marriage and Saturday nights have morphed into dinner in front of the tv. I don't mind, because it's us, together, in our home. Saturday nights my husband makes us a roast dinner. And it's good. He uses spices, and honey and stuff and it's really tasty. He opens a bottle of wine and we use fancy wine glasses. We enjoy a lovely night in. ...like an old married couple.
My husband was suggesting a date night. Romance lives on!
Tonight I was told how a co worker was giving him grief about not going to GPAC this year. The local performing arts centre. He mocked us for going to Melbourne shows instead. My husband tried to redeem himself by promptly booking gold class tickets.
Romance on his mind? Not so sure.
I don't know whether to be disappointed or grateful. Maybe tonight I'll be a little of both.
Hhmm what will I wear?
Your husband cooks!? High five! A date night sounds good, it's nice to just get out every now and then.
ReplyDeleteYes he cooks often. Every Saturday night too. High fiving you back! =) I'm looking forward to a date night out.
DeleteImthink balance is important. I love our Saturday nights in, I spent so many teenager angst filled days desperately making plans for Saturday nights, that I appreciate the nights in now.
ReplyDeleteThat being said, date nights are a treat.
Aaahhhh GPAC ! No words.
I think we started staying in more often when I was busy creating jewellery on the weekends. I was grateful for the nights in as it meant I could create a little longer, instead of getting ready to go out. Craving more balance, date nights just went on the agenda.
DeleteAnd by no words, I meant that despite the fact that it might now attract brilliant or even watchable performances. I'll never, NEVER get over my completely botched recorder performance of 1987 on said stage !
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