“Keep your courtship alive. Make time to do things together—just the two of you. As important as it is to be with the children as a family, you need regular weekly time alone together. Scheduling it will let your children know that you feel that your marriage is so important that you need to nurture it. That takes commitment, planning, and scheduling” (in Conference Report, Apr. 1995, 86; or
Date Ideas
1. Attend a high school or college football game. Pack some yummy treats and don't forget a blanket to snuggle in!
2. Go to a museum, exhibit, or monument.
3. Go to a professional sporting event.
4. Scenic Drive - Fall foliage, Pacific Coast Highway, Christmas lights, etc. You can bring some hot chocolate along and your favorite tunes.
5. Get those cowboy boots on and go country swing dancing!
6. Take a dance lesson together.
7. Get some apple cider and do a corn maze - in haunted ones you get to cling on your spouse for protection. :-)
8. Go on a spooky hayride.
9. Get dessert together - it can be anything! Try a place you've never been.
10. Get dressed up and go to a nice place for dinner.
11. Take a walk downtown to look at Christmas lights or drive around a neighborhood.
12. Go bowling.
13. Go to a play. If you want to make it cheap, go to a high school musical.
14. Go to the Festival of Colors in Spanish Fork or SLC around the end of March or attend a festival near you.
