Place/Ideas to Celebrate Wedding Anniversary?
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We’re married 13 years now, and totally run out of ideas… Done romantic and expensive gifts/dinners already previously. And this year, I’m not working, so I don’t wanna spend too much $$.
I have been trying to find a nice but simple place for dinner, or a place we can go jalan-jalan, just 2 of us (though i suspect hub’s gonna drag the kids along cos he simply can’t live w/o them!)
Anyone has any nice and sweet ideas for me? -
Hey Mom@Work , haha thats actually the same thing that happened to me as well ! lol! my husband was thinking its always great to bring the kids along. I mean i love them too but I think there was like 0 personal time together with my hubby... my friends recommended me Peekaboo at Kallang Leisure park area where they had drop off service for kids more than 3 years old . I dropped my boyboy there and went off for a good dinner and movie there at the FilmGarde theatre.
lucky got drop off service den can get good quality time with my hubby
can find out more here : http://goo.gl/0OgLt -
mom@work:
What's yer budget? One of the restaurants at Vivocity, then can go kai kai at the Sentosa Boardwalk? Modesto's comes to mind.We're married 13 years now, and totally run out of ideas... Done romantic and expensive gifts/dinners already previously. And this year, I'm not working, so I don't wanna spend too much $$.
I have been trying to find a nice but simple place for dinner, or a place we can go jalan-jalan, just 2 of us (though i suspect hub's gonna drag the kids along cos he simply can't live w/o them!)
Anyone has any nice and sweet ideas for me? -
SBKS:
i wish singapore has something called 'babysitter'.u all are very funny....lol.
anymore ideas? I also abit sian to everytime go check what restaurants good to go....
but with 8mnth old and 3yo around, difficult to celebrate when no one take care of them.
Pay them by the hour kinds. -
nightlone:
they do i think...just gt to find it...but then are you assured?
i wish singapore has something called 'babysitter'.SBKS:
u all are very funny....lol.
anymore ideas? I also abit sian to everytime go check what restaurants good to go....
but with 8mnth old and 3yo around, difficult to celebrate when no one take care of them.
Pay them by the hour kinds. -
SBKS:
they do i think...just gt to find it...but then are you assured?[/quote]i thought there is such service in plaza singapura?? couldnt rmb its level 3 or 4... near the carpark entrance...
i wish singapore has something called 'babysitter'.nightlone:
[quote=\"SBKS\"]u all are very funny....lol.
anymore ideas? I also abit sian to everytime go check what restaurants good to go....
but with 8mnth old and 3yo around, difficult to celebrate when no one take care of them.
Pay them by the hour kinds. -
for those who are thinking of a different kind of spending ur anniversary, u can try 1 of the following :
- watch a movie together, just the 2 of u… so u could watch movies of any ratings and not be concerned that ur kid cant watch…
- have a couple spa together, even if that means going to malaysia or thai…
- romantic dinner is common, how about cooking ur own candlelight dinner w/o the kids? u can look for any chalet or hotel that has cooking facilities…
- canoeing / rock climbing / pottery together… doing something that requires both effort to complete… this will reinforce your relationship that u r still working towards the same goal after so many marriage yrs…
- spend quality time at the beach, if u like, rent a space for overnight tent… u can leave the kids with the in-laws for just 1 night…
- fishing and then barbeque, just the 2 of u… being women, we hate it when our dh fishes, but it is really a gd experience once in a while and to eat what u hv harvest is a great experience too…
- spend a day of cycling and trekking at pulau ubin is a gd idea too… rmb, just the 2 of u will do… dun think of getting another couple in… it may not be the same kind of joy together… -
verykiasumummy:
i thought there is such service in plaza singapura?? couldnt rmb its level 3 or 4... near the carpark entrance...[/quote]
they do i think...just gt to find it...but then are you assured?
That is the family lounge. got to spend $50 and to get 1 or 2 child in with 1 adult. additional adult or kid gt to pay. but i dun tink they allow drop off service.
peek-a-boo at kallang leisure park has a drop off service. indoor playground for kids. but then i nt really assured to do that. -
@ SBKS, i thought i’ve seen many kids inside the room playing and no other adults??
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verykiasumummy:
@ SBKS, i thought i've seen many kids inside the room playing and no other adults??
really?
i only been there twice...and at most see 2 kids playing inside. but their parents are at the lounge.
no other adults in the same room where they are playing or inside the lounge?
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