Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Spring
Ch. 1 Ch. 2 Ch. 3 Ch. 4 Ch. 5 Ch.6 Ch.7 Ch.8 Ch. 9 Ch 10 Ch. 11 Ch. 12 Ch. 13	Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8 Week 9 Week 10 Week 11 Week 12 Week 13	Week of Mar15 Week of Mar 22 Week of Mar 29 Week of April 5 Week of April 12 Week of April 19 Week of April 26 Week of May 3 Week of May 10 Week of May 17 Week of May 24 Week of May 31 Week of June 7	New Beginnings Flowers Are Beginning to Bloom The Modern-Day Treasure Hunt A Date of Romance: A Play in the Park Theatre Tickets Museums Aren’t Just for Art Anymore A Little Healthy Competition Pick Your Own Fruit Family Fun Centers Go on a Hunt- Not the Killing Kind Check out Local Conventions “Oh, A Spelunking We Will Go” A Tricky Situation – The Escape Room Time to Jazz it Up at a Jazz Bar
Summer
Ch. 14 Ch.15 Ch. 16 Ch. 17 Ch. 18 Ch. 19 Ch. 20 Ch. 21 Ch. 22 Ch. 23 Ch. 24 Ch. 25 Ch. 26	Week 14 Week 15 Week 16 Week 17 Week 18 Week 19 Week 20 Week 21 Week 22 Week 23 Week 24 Week 25 Week 26	Week of June 14 Week of June 21 Week of June 28 Week of July 5 Week of July 12 Week of July 19 Week of July 26 Week of Aug. 2 Week of Aug. 9 Week of Aug 16 Week of Aug. 23 Week of Aug. 30 Week of Sept. 6	Summer Fun on the Water Puzzle Night Parades and Fireworks Lions, Tigers, and Fish? Oh… Kay: Zoos or Aquariums Theme Parks: Weeeeeee, Wooo-Hoooo Discover the Hidden Treasures of a National Airport Let’s Get Physical… Working Out Together Animal Tours by Land & by Sea The Fine Arts: Taking a Painting Class We Like to Move it Move it: Take Your Date Dancing “You Got to Ask Yourself, Are You Feeling Lucky?” Make Them Laugh: Comedy Clubs It’s All Greek to Us
Fall
Ch 27 Ch. 28 Ch. 29 Ch. 30 Ch.31 Ch.32 Ch.33 Ch.34 Ch.35 Ch.36 Ch.37 Ch.38 Ch.39	Week 27 Week 28 Week 29 Week 30 Week 31 Week 32 Week 33 Week 34 Week 35 Week 36 Week 37 Week 38 Week 39	Week of Sept. 13 Week of Sept. 20 Week of Sept. 27 Week of Oct. 4 Week of Oct. 11 Week of Oct. 18 Week of Oct. 25 Week of Nov. 1 Week of Nov. 8 Week of Nov. 15 Week of Nov. 22 Week of Nov. 29 Week of Dec. 6	Enjoying the Great Outdoors by Horse or Trail Let’s Get Political; This Could Make It or Break It Take to the Skies in a Hot Air Balloon Let’s Go Fly A Kite The Outdoors/Farmers Markets Getting Ready for the Holidays Ghost Tours All American Sporting Event Bring the Heat Cooking Class You’ve Been Chopped Thanksgiving Week and Everything that Goes with it “The British are Coming; The British are Coming” Movies with a Twist
Winter
Ch 40 Ch. 41 Ch. 42 Ch. 43 Ch.44 Ch.45 Ch.46 Ch.47 Ch.48 Ch.49 Ch.50 Ch.51 Ch.52	Week 40 Week 41 Week 42 Week 43 Week 44 Week 45 Week 46 Week 47 Week 48 Week 49 Week 50 Week 51 Week 52	Week of Dec. 13 Week of Dec. 20 Week of Dec. 27 Week of Jan. 3 Week of Jan. 10 Week of Jan. 17 Week of Jan. 24 Week of Jan. 31 Week of Feb. 7 Week of Feb. 14 Week of Feb 21 Week of Feb. 28 Week of Mar. 7	Holiday Shopping and Festival of Lights “It’s the Most, Happiest Time of the Year” One More Splurge Before Your Purge Let’s Do the Time Warp Again “Let it, Snow, Let it, Snow, Let it, Snow” You Do the Dishes Movie Marathon by Theme or Genre Game Night Getting Lost Among the Shelves Beer & Wine and St. Valentines Celebrate Where You Live Getting Creative Together The End of a Year, Time for a Vacation

Index

Special Thanks

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dedication

Dedication:

All relationships are hard, whether it is your family, a friend, a lover, or a spouse. I have been blessed in this life to have experienced several great relationships in all of these areas. This book is dedicated to all of those people who allowed me to love them, for no matter how brief or length of time, and were kind enough to love me back.

-          Catherine

Introduction

Introduction

Whether you are at the beginning of a new relationship with that first trepidatious date or trying to keep that old spark alive, spending quality time together is essential. All emotional bonds require active participation and work from both parties.

Coming up with dinner plans and exciting activities can sometimes seem like a chore and take the luster out of dating altogether. How many times have you heard, “Whatever you want to do is fine with me, “and faced utter frustration?  Wouldn’t it be nice to have date night already planned out for you?  Wouldn’t you love a date already designed where you and your companion merely have to follow instructions and enjoy each other’s company with the thought process taken out of the equation?

That’s what I’ve created for you: I’ve constructed a book with a year of dates, 52 weeks of couple designed activities and matching dinner themes. The dating guesswork has been taken out of your hands, and the romance put back into your lives. Whether you are beginning a new romantic journey or rekindling a tired relationship, this book is designed to help open the communication pathways and encourage a variety of new and exciting ways to explore each other and explore a unique sensation of love.

This book also has conveniently been broken down into seasons, so your weekly date suggestions are aligned with the time of year and can be adjusted to meet your climate and weather needs. I tried to make practical date suggestions that accommodated different activities throughout the year. For example, a sports date has been planned in the fall when both football and basketball are in season, and fairs and festivals were proposed in the late winter at the beginning of February when they are at their height of the season.

I took great care in planning specific weeks and hope you find great entertainment with our recommendations. Specific places throughout the US are provided, but you should also check with your tourism bureau and the internet for even further suggestions to support our examples. Dating just became one step easier, no more excuses. The time has come for you to be happy and allow yourself to love and be loved again.take a chance again.

How to Use the Book

While you may start dating at any time, the week’s I’ve calculated (especially at the beginning) do pinpoint specific date numbers and begin in the first week of Spring. It is highly suggested, but not mandatory that you follow along each date with each corresponding calendar week whenever possible. When not possible, attempt to follow the times in the season accordingly as some activities rely on previous dates occurring.

Reading through the date entirely in preparation is also strongly suggested to avoid unwanted surprises.

At the back of the book, I’ve included an index of the questions offered throughout the book should you decide to keep a written log of your responses for one of the included activities.  

The entire purpose is for couples, new and old, to make the connection that lasting relationships have strong foundations built upon, but most importantly, have fun in the process.

I would love to hear from the readers. Send emails to;  author.52dates@gmail.com