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| Andre and I at "Meat and Potatoes" on Valentine's Day |
I believe in the power of date night. We were so committed to having our date night on Valentine's Day that we braved a blizzard. I had to plan an outfit that was warm, but didn't make me look like Frosty the Snowman. I chose Black leather pants, a Robert Rodriguez sweater, and chandelier earrings. I was proud that I pulled it off!
I have written about our commitment to date night in prior posts as well.
Former Posts About Date Night
Dating life is hot, sexy, and fun! In contrast, married life contains a lot of obligations that are mandatory, but mundane. Doing those tasks isn't fun at all. However, failure to have them done is maddening! Because of that, most of us keep score about certain details, despite ourselves. These mandatory, but mundane, tasks are boring not sexy. Keeping score and nagging reminding somebody else to do those tasks is not sexy. If you let it, married life can kill romance.
In contrast, date night is all about the sexy!
Date nights give you the opportunity to reclaim that which made you a couple. They remind you about what got your family party started. They help foster romance. They also force you to discuss something other than who failed to fold the laundry, clean the bathroom, or make the bed. Indeed, if you have lost it, to borrow a phrase from Justin Timberlake, date nights help you bring sexy back!In contrast, date night is all about the sexy!
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| Reese Witherspoon and husband at an awards show |
Although Andre and I have some pretty fun and hot date nights, I don't think they compare with having a date night at The Oscars. Unless they introduce a "Best Blogging About Nominated Movies" category or I change careers, I ain't going. So, it's nice to experience the event vicariously. I was thrilled to see someone compile a post about parents who had a date night at the Oscars. Here's the link, Celebrity Parent at The Oscars . Enjoy!!!
