Question. Amy and I have our 4-year marriage anniversary coming up on November 6th. What should we do? Any fun ideas? It’s on a Friday which means that Amy will be working for sure around 12:30 and I’ll probably have to work sometime that afternoon and definitely on Saturday.
So not too many plans for the actual day. But what do y’all think would be fun? I mean, if one of your suggestions gets enough positive comments/feedback/whatever, Amy and I will probably have to do it or we’ll risk being ridiculed by our fellow marrieds and bloggers and friends and family and coworkers. Or no one will care, I can’t remember.
Any fun, odd, crazy ideas out there?
Well, definately find a photo booth again. I like that tradition you started. How about Sky diving? My friend took his girlfriend sky diving for her birthday and they loved it. Maybe that’s too crazy.
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found this at http://u.nu/6rtn3
4th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional Gifts: Fruit or Flower
Modern Gifts: Appliances
so maybe a visit to the http://www.arboretum.org for the flowers and menchies for the fruit
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I found this at through here http://u.nu/3ytn3 and here http://u.nu/6rtn3
4th Wedding Anniversary
Traditional: flowers and fruit
Modern: Appliances
so maybe a visit to the http://www.arboretum.org for the flowers and menchies for the fruit
oops.. sorry about the double comment post… it didn’t seem to take the 1st time so did it second time
Joel and I got Disneyland passes for the year as our gift to each other for our 4 year anniversary. You guys actually live in CA and can get cheaper passes! Plus, I know Amy loves Disneyland. And with passes you only need to go a few hours at a time or go and just people watch! And right now its decorated with such fun little details!
So it took me a little while to think of this, but I know you are looking for some history right now Andrew so I suggest breakfast in Old Town Pasadena followed by a tour of the Gamble House: http://www.gamblehouse.org/index.html I’ve been wanting to go for years, but still haven’t been.
You can also look at the LA Conservancy for walking tours of historic LA:
http://www.laconservancy.org/
Their website isn’t working right now so I couldn’t check the schedules for you.