[quote]Whether your idea of romance is a quiet beach or the clamor of a big city, here are 10 spots across the country that’ll make your sweetie swoon…
Duquesne Incline / Pittsburgh
So romance isn’t the first word that pops into your head when you think of Pittsburgh? Then you need to take a ride on the Duquesne Incline cable car (in operation since 1877) to the observation deck with spectacular views of the Ohio and Allegheny and Monongahela River Valleys and downtown Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle.[/quote][/quote]
Ah, a site for sore eyes!
Followed by a great meal at the Georgetown!
I 'aint Chinese so Valentine’s Day is in February, although I suppose if I’m wanting any loot on Father’s Day tomorrow I’ll need to get a bunch of flowers or something on my way home.
Suggest doing something private intimate at home because you don’t want to go to big crowded places and want to have more personal intimate “us”-time
Have a bottle of red wine available.
Open bottle, look deep in her eyes, don’t look away for as long as possible no matter how much you want to, delay delay delay just look into the eyes as long as humanly possible, and toast and say lovingly Happy Valentine’s Day honey.
Go back to whatever the hell you really wanted to do
My romantic dinner. A mashup of what was convenient at home, but I’m very happy with how it came out.
Couscous was a box gifted by someone, hummus is a jar from Carrefour that I’ve been sitting on for months, chicken was wok roasted with a scoop of Patak’s curry that didn’t quite make it in to the last batch. I just had to grab the carrots and cucumber from Simple Mart to round it off