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things to do with BF

  • 22-10-2009 6:00pm
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    any suggestions of things to do at w'end with my BF? we live apart so only get the w'ends together but then we spend all w'end together. apart from a walk if it's ok outside or catching a match on tv, now that local GAA matches are over, i'm struggling to think of things to do! we are in a provincial town, so not as much going on as the cities...
    what do u guys DO with yourselves? i'd be terrified if it got to be an issue but i don't want us to get a bit too predicitable or boring....


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  • #2
    OxO-CuBe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭OxO-CuBe


    What are his interests ? Football, cinema, going to the pub/club ? If you want to make his weekend special tell him so and and see what he wants to do. If he doesn't have any suggestions of his own then some suggestions from you might help . If this was me though I would like to go for a long walk on Saturday with maybe dinner out that night. Maybe watching the football in the pub on Sun ??? But thats just me. The important thing is that you spend quality time with him and he knows that it is quality time you want to spend.

    Best of luck :)


  • #3
    LegacyUser
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    he's into all of the above and somtimes we watch a match on tv in the afternoon. the evenings are not a prob cos we either head out to pub, dinner, cinema but it's the day-time as we always have all of sat and sun together. we both enjoy a long walk but obviuosly that's weather permitting... i don't mind one afternoon of nothing and the papers but like to do something on the other day. the GAA season was great cos either he had a match to play or we'd go and watch one.


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