ok so me and my lovely lass have been going out for a year this week - officially. i need ideas on how to celebrate. i can't think of any.

help.

take her out for dinner or something. Or for a day out in the country, walks and stuff, or the beach....I dunno!

Get her an Org account.

susannah said:

ya i thought about that. she's in reheasal til 10.30 and my house mate is out all weekend so it may be ok.

GreenLantern said:

hmmmm....one year anniversary? the dinner thing is a good way to celebrate, possibly with a nice romantic card and flowers or chocolate. the card seems to work well with us gals because we like to read them when you're not around and get all mushy, makes us excited to see ya again and wrap our lovin' arms 'round ya

GreenLantern said:

Let her come up with something. Women think about anniversary's way more than men do. I wouldn't do anything. 1 year anniversary is no big deal.
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Sexy time! Promise her you will not have sexy intercourse with #4 prostitute in all of Kazakhstan. Take her to field and give her plough experience and television remote control

Spats said:

Even if you'd ever want to be, you'll never be married, or at least not for long.

GreenLantern said:

Reveal your secret identity to her, Hal!

TMPletz said:

Not if the woman was wanting me to come up with anniversary surprises all the time. Is that the man's duty? This guy should not be sweating crap like that.

run

The one year anniversary is an intimate, special occasion indeed.

Prepare a romantic picnic, complete with candles and wine and music, and pick her up from rehearsal and surprise her with the picnic basket. If weather allows, have your romantic nighttime meal outside, and enjoy the moon and stars while you dine. If the weather is poor, spread out the picnic on your living room floor and take her home and surprise her with that.

Write a letter describing how you felt when you first saw her, or recounting your first date together. If you are poetic, write a poem especially for her. Neither letter nor poem must be elaborate, or even 'good' - just heartfelt.

Congratulations to you both!

(By the way, chocolate is an excellent gift for any anniversary! )

I should mention I once did the above for an anniversary, and it went over spectacularly!

WillyWonka said:

effort, thought, planning...
that gets us everytime