My husband and I had a date night on Saturday.
Once the babysitters were settled we left.
We then drove around aimlessly for 40 minutes because we couldn’t think of a new restaurant to try.
It seems like every other time we are in the car, driving from one activity to the next, we see a new place and say, “Next time we should try that place.”
But inevitably, we never remember the restaurant when its time to choose a place to eat.
We even say to ourselves, “We need to write that name down.”
But we never do.
So I decided to make a list. 
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My husband and I eventually settled for a steak place and had a great meal though next time I hope we don’t waste forty precious child free minutes deciding on the restaurant.
Not only is this a great idea, but I love your caption. It captures my feelings perfectly!
Nice printable – I’m beginning to feel that your life has become about a bunch of printables!?
I remember when dad and I would have a date night with 4 at home and we always spent the first hour over dinner talking about each child–issues, needs, successes, etc. After that hour, we relaxed.
This is brilliant and super funny! I love it. 😀
That made me laugh out loud! I know one more person who does NOT want Chili’s gift cards for Christmas!
hhahahaha! Love the “I Can’t Eat at Chili’s One More Time!” Amen, sista! My husband and I have done the same thing! Thanks so much for sharing at the Tuesday To Do Party!
Smiles!
Jami
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So we recently tried 2 new restaurants, on oh-so-rare date nights, and they were extremely disappointing. It seemed like such a huge waste when we hardly ever get to go out. (Note about 2 sentences prior: “recently” means “in the past 6 months.”) So, I’ve decided that we have to either ritz it up or go with an ole standby, where I know I’ll be happy.
Great idea! Thank you for sharing it. I clicked on your link from Chef In Training. Renea.