Morning Star
Well-Known Member
I like that. The simplicity and intimacy in that is what really matters.
My wife and I went out to a Japanese restaurant. We could have done the Hibachi, but I felt it required more than two people, so we just ate at a booth, in a nice little area with floral nearby.
Then went to see IF in the theaters, which was a solid movie.
My wife and I went out to a Japanese restaurant. We could have done the Hibachi, but I felt it required more than two people, so we just ate at a booth, in a nice little area with floral nearby.
Then went to see IF in the theaters, which was a solid movie.
We kept it low key. We didn't feel like going out & being surrounded by a bunch of strangers, especially with the attitude & mind set of certain people currently, so basically made an anniversary meal together and just entertained each other.
