Bring your Date to the Cafe
June 22nd, 2010 | 
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So you’ve finally mustered up the courage to ask that special someone out on your first date. Now comes the planning. Where do you go? What will you do? How do you make this a stress free and fun evening for both of you?
Cafes are usually a popular destination for first dates. While dinner and movie dates are also popular, movies don’t provide a good atmosphere to talk and get to know the other person, while long dinners can create a lot of pressure. Also, if the date isn’t going that well, sitting through a full meal can be awkward and unpleasant for both of you.
Meeting at a cafe, on the other hand, can be a good place to sit and talk in a relaxed atmosphere. There’s usually food, coffee, and decaffeinated drinks available, and there’s no pressure to stay on the date for a long period of time if either of you want to end the date early. On the other hand, if the date is going well, cafes can be a great place to hang out for hours at a time (as long as it’s not too busy!), or come up with some ideas for other places to go.
If you’ve met the person through an online dating site, it’s important to meet at a public place. Cafes are also great for this reason. On weekends in particular, a busy cafe can be a good public place buzzing with people and activity, which makes it a much safer place for you to meet a stranger. Cafes are also often designed to be comfortable and inviting, which can help to relax you both. All in all, if you’re looking for a good destination for a first date, or for a casual first meeting, cafes are usually great. Dating can be stressful, and it can be a challenge to find the perfect place to take your date. Cafes are a good option if you’re ever in doubt.
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Hi Dear,
I dnt knw why u r worrying abt dis small thng, It is commomn dt evry one have some sexual temptations in him/her. And same is happenning with ur guy. Udidn't mention ur age. BT still i want to say dt these days evn children of age 12-13 are talking abt all this stuff and go on there experiments on sites by seeing all these B,coz it is nt possible for evryone to go for practical. It's natural tendency. Dnt ovr react. INfact u shud be happy that he's gaining knwldg only by visiting some sites or pictures rather then go for some physical relations with another girl. So pls be normal. And talk to him on this matter bt dnt show or make him feel that he's doing a crime. U made him realize that the thing he's doing is wrong in ur view, dt is the only reason he told u dt "he didn't do it". Make him comfortable to share his feelings with u. B,coz he wants u to be her life partner den i thnk u r the only one with whom he can share anythng (all sorts of stuff).
So good luck for ur relation.
With Rich Regards,
Deepika
If your boyfriend is a good guy and treats you right your parents shouldn't reject him or dissaprove of him. The only valid reason i think your parents could have for disliking your boyfriend are the age gap and if he mistreats you. To me it sounds like it is more because your boyfriend is a muslim. I think your boyfriend feels right to be annoyed as it seems they have written him off before they have even met him or gotten a idea of what he is like as a human. If i was you i would tell my mum that if she isnt happy and wants to " write me off" because im with a muslim man then thats here choice but im happy with him.
why should your mother deny you the right to see someone because of their religion.You could say to your mother how she would have felt if her mother said that to her about getting with your dad. As your mother and dad are from different ethnic backgrounds.
i hope this helps.
I would stay neutral with the floor and countertop, because this is the most versitile with design, but particularly with the countertop because it can be so expensive to change. It would be convenient to have a countertop that you can use with more than one type of look. When you get tired of the cafe look, you could then switch your wall color and accents and it would still work with the counter. For instance, if you pick a counter that is also a light caramel/tan color, you could later paint your walls white or persimmon or sage and they would all still work with the countertops. Then redecorating in 5 or 10 years can be done inexpensively, if you choose to.
I think if your floor is in good shape and looks nice, go ahead and keep it. It sounds like it's a nice color. How about picking a countertop to compliment the floor, that is similar in color? Go for the best quality you can afford in the counter.
The wall color… i think rag treatments and such have pretty much passed in fashion. I can picture walls either a blue pulled out of your coffee cups and Roman shade, or a soft cappuchino color, both of which should look lovely with your cabinets and other elements.
One possibility to make it more cafe in appearance is to find cafe-like art to put on the walls… small b&w photos, for instance are often seen in cafes, or i thought (with my own kitchen) that i might make some antique looking signs out of scrap wood, and paint a simple picture of a coffee cup on one with 5 cents, and writing in script on another… all in the old style of doing signs. I was going to use pictures of this type of sign as my guide (i've seen them in Country Living and Country Home).
It sounds like you're on the right track with your kitchen. Whatever you decide, i bet it's going to be lovely!
Sounds like you get to eat tasty food and check out fancy email programming, skype, or some other way to stay connected.
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for a proposal, i think it is amazing!
and as much as it is OK to propose to your man, make sure he wont feel demaculated. if you have discussed who will do the proposal, and he says he doesnt mind women doing it, go for it! but consider you might be taking away something special for him.