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Clocks, Trains and Mountain Climbs 💗 Date & Micro Date Ideas for Next Week (May 29 – June 4)

May 26, 2016 by Steve

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Let these calendar based date (and microdate) ideas to help inspire your date planning for the week.


May 29th

On this day in 1953 Hillary and Tenzing reached the Everest summit

  • Go hiking and climb a mountain.

 

May 30th

National Water a Flower Day

  • Bring home a potted flower for your spouse. Plant and water it together.

On this day in 1911 the First Indianapolis 500 was held

  • Go watch a race together. Better yet, arrange to drive a race car together.

 

May 31st

National Macaroon Day

  • Bring home some macaroons for your love to enjoy.

On this day in 1859 Big Ben went into operation in London

  • Let this list of 101 Romantic Things to do in London inspire your date planning for today.

 

June 1st

National Say Something Nice Day

  • Be inspired by these 13 Things To Say To Make Your Partner Feel Loved

National Go Barefoot Day

  • Try one of these 20 Inexpensive Summer Date Ideas from the Barefoot Hippie Girl

 

June 2nd

National Rocky Road Day

  • Get out or eat in and enjoy a bowl of Rocky Road Ice Cream, some Rocky Road candy, bars, cake or other Rocky Road dessert together with your mate.

On this day in 1935 Babe Ruth retired

  • Take your spouse out to a ballgame.

 

June 3rd

Fish and Chips Day

  • Go out for Fish and Chips together

National Repeat Day

  • Find a song that expresses how much you love your spouse. Play it on repeat until your spouse asks why.

 

June 4th

National Safe Day

  • Take a gun safety course together.

On this day in 1876 the Express train crossed the nation in 83 hours

  • Be inspired by these 10 Breathtaking U.S. Train Trips Recalling the Golden Era of Rail Travel

So, what are you planning for you and your spouse?

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